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4. How could a vaccine for a coronavirus

Fri Apr 15, 2022, 05:01 PM

Apr 2022

that contains NO virus of any kind, cause a retrovirus (unrelated to a coronavirus) in anyone?

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Rare, severe liver damage reported in kids in U.S. and Europe [View all] Jilly_in_VA Apr 2022 OP

Just Rebl2 Apr 2022 #1

But it's not Jilly_in_VA Apr 2022 #2

Right Rebl2 Apr 2022 #9

How could a vaccine for a coronavirus wnylib Apr 2022 #4

From a different story on the same subject: momta Apr 2022 #6

Thank you. Good to know it has already been assessed. TheRickles Apr 2022 #10

You are welcome. momta Apr 2022 #14

It doesn't work that way. paleotn Apr 2022 #7

Not the only thought, but the most common. paleotn Apr 2022 #8

I'm sure the anti-vax people Mr.Bill Apr 2022 #11

Way, waaaay too little information to speculate SpankMe Apr 2022 #13