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Coronaviruses are a family of viruses that cause disease in humans and animals. They are named for the crown-like spike proteins on their surface.
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why secondary/booster vaccine shots may sometimes induce worse side effects?
To summarize the question, you are asking why:
the first and second vaccine shot did not induce the same immune response in terms of fever.
you experienced muscle and joint pain throughout your body …
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What was the breakthrough behind the “sudden” feasibility of mRNA vaccines in 2020?
Answering my own question after reading the 2018 Nature review article “mRNA vaccines — a new era
in vaccinology”
The resources and motivation engendered by the COVID-19 pandemic are a major factor in …
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What was the breakthrough behind the “sudden” feasibility of mRNA vaccines in 2020?
Several sources describe the initial failures in the realization of a successful mRNA vaccine. E.g., this 2017 article from Stat describes the following problem faced by Moderna while working on one o …
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