BMJ's Journal of Medical Ethics published a risk benefit assessment on COVID-19 vaccine boosters for young adults in relation to university mandate policies on December 5, 2022. The study concluded that for a single COVID-19 hospitalization averted by mRNA vax-boosting a net harm was realized/is anticipated for young healthy adults including 18.5 sever adverse events (SAEs) and between 1430-4626 disruptions of daily activities. They urge policymakers to repeal COVID-19 vaccine mandates for young adults immediately.
BMJ's Journal of Medical Ethics published a risk benefit assessment on COVID-19 vaccine boosters for young adults in relation to university mandate policies on December 5, 2022. The study concluded that for a single COVID-19 hospitalization averted by mRNA vax-boosting a net harm was realized/is anticipated for young healthy adults including 18.5 sever adverse events (SAEs) and between 1430-4626 disruptions of daily activities. They urge policymakers to repeal COVID-19 vaccine mandates for young adults immediately.
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