Articles about health problems featured in a Facebook post suggested they were linked to COVID-19 vaccines. That’s wrong. One article predates the vaccine’s availability in the United States.
, from July 25 in the Daily Mail, a British tabloid, said:"Up to 300,000 Brits are unaware they may have potentially deadly heart condition … and many people have no symptoms at all." But this story didn’t mention COVID-19 vaccines, either."The most common cause of aortic stenosis is wear and tear on the heart and it usually affects those aged over 65," the story said.that"falling asleep with the TV on could bring early death: study.
said the benefits of getting vaccinated"markedly outweigh the very small risk of vaccine-related myocarditis." The NIH also said the risk of myocarditis linked with COVID-19 illness is several times greater than the risk from vaccination, and is often more serious. The articles in the Instagram post cover health problems, but they’re unrelated to COVID-19 vaccines. We rate this post False.
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