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Why should we rely on mRNA vaccines?

9 July 2021

4:00 AM

9 July 2021

4:00 AM

Last month the federal government announced that the AstraZeneca vaccine would be phased out, with it being available only ‘on request’ after October of this year. This decision followed numerous blood clotting cases and some deaths occurring following vaccination.  

The government will now rely on the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines. However, these mRNA inoculations are not without their problems, either.

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