People in red states report more COVID vaccine side effects: Study

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People in red states report more COVID vaccine side effects: Study

A new study found that states with a higher percentage of Republican voters are seeing more reports of adverse side effects from COVID-19 vaccines. The study published in the JAMA medical journal looked at 620,456 vaccine adverse events reported to the federal Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) from adults 18 and older. Researchers separately…

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Red states report more COVID-19 vaccine side effects, study finds

(The Center Square) – People living in states with more Republican voters were more likely to report COVID-19 vaccine side effects than those in states that lean blue.

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Study: GOP-leaning states more likely to report COVID vaccine side effects

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People in Republican-voting states more likely to report Covid-19 vaccine side effects, study says

People in Republican-voting states were more likely to report Covid-19 vaccine side effects than those in Democratic states, according to a new study.

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States that lean Republican report more COVID vaccine-related adverse events, study finds

While these associations were seen across all age-groups, they were more pronounced among older people.