5 things to know about COVID-19 vaccines
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"Guillain-Barre syndrome -- ascending paralysis -- we know was a consequence of the swine flu vaccine, but that all occurred within six weeks of getting a dose."Durbin agreed that because the trials have already lasted several months, while still shorter than traditional trials they've still been over a long enough time period to capture potential long-term side effects.A second reason experts are less worried is because there will be regular monitoring of all vaccine recipients, meaning if complications arise they can quickly be addressed."Everybody who gets vaccinated will be monitored for adverse complications," added Durbin.
As said here by Ramie Fathy