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The risk of myocarditis associated with COVID-19 vaccination, particularly in young males.
Large cohort meta-analyses and population studies find that is, on average, substantially higher after infection than after mRNA COVID‑19 vaccination, but that risk varies sharply by age, sex, vaccine...
Peer‑reviewed systematic reviews, population cohort studies and clinical reviews consistently find that is a rare event concentrated in younger males, usually after the second dose, and that myocardit...
Transient, generally mild shifts in peripheral white blood cell (WBC) populations have been reported after mRNA COVID-19 vaccination, most commonly modest, short-lived rises in some cell types (neutro...
A set of converging hypotheses and small clinical studies propose that spike protein produced after COVID-19 mRNA or vector vaccination can, in rare cases, contribute to myocardial inflammation and th...
There is no single, verifiable global tally of people who have died as a direct and proven result of receiving a COVID-19 vaccine; high-quality population studies and health agencies report no signal ...