Posted on May 1, 2021
CDC: Dozens of adverse reactions caused by anxiety, not Johnson & Johnson vaccine
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has concluded that dozens of Johnson & Johnson vaccine recipients experienced adverse physical reactions because of anxiety and not the vaccine itself, according to a report published Friday.
The agency investigated clusters of anxiety-related events, with a total 64 incidents out of 8,624 doses administered, reported to the CDC by five mass vaccination sites across five different states.
Researchers said that these anxiety-related cases “can occur after any vaccination” if a person has a physical reaction within 15 minutes of inoculation due to their worries about getting the shot.
The agency investigated clusters of anxiety-related events, with a total 64 incidents out of 8,624 doses administered, reported to the CDC by five mass vaccination sites across five different states.
Researchers said that these anxiety-related cases “can occur after any vaccination” if a person has a physical reaction within 15 minutes of inoculation due to their worries about getting the shot.
CDC: Dozens of adverse reactions caused by anxiety, not Johnson & Johnson vaccine
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Lt Col Charlie Brown
It might well be true but the problem is that the CDC no longer has any credibility PO1 H Gene Lawrence
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With the Dems trashing the vaccines all summer and fall, and even Kamala saying she would not take it as late as October, this comes as no surprise. Bad mouthing "Trump's vaccines" was part of their election strategy, and those chickens have come home to roost.
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1SG Steven Imerman
SPC Mark Huddleston - Gee, Mark, they say great minds think alike, and maybe ours do, too.
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Good to know, as my wife & I are being Vaccinated at the VA clinic in a few days...
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1SG Steven Imerman
My wife and I both got ours twice, both Pfizer, and both had mildly sore arms at the injection site, gone in 24 hours, both times. I know anecdotal evidence proves nothing, but it went great for us.
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