Why Some People Experience Stronger Vaccine Side Effects
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After an injection, some don't feel anything, others find themselves nailed by fever and curvature. This apparent lottery had never received a clear explanation. It is now known that the side effects of vaccines are partly decided before the dose.
Fever, pain, fatigue: the side effects of vaccines vary from person to person. A team from the University of Geneva has identified the key role of interferons, molecules of the immune system, in these reactions. A discovery that sheds light on the differences in response to vaccines.
Why Some People Experience Stronger Vaccine Side Effects
As vaccination campaigns continue worldwide, questions persist about why some individuals experience stronger side effects than others. Understanding these variations is key to reassuring the public and improving communication around vaccine safety and efficacy.
A Swiss team connects post-vaccination side effects to the state of the immune system before injection. A trail that could guide future vaccines.
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