
Studies are being performed to look at whether COVID-19 vaccines protect against the long-term impact of the virus.
COVID-19’s impact has been felt around the world. While more than 1 million Americans have died as a result of it, more than six times that number have died worldwide.
As a result, numerous studies are being performed throughout the world. A new one from Korea, published by the Journal of the American Medical Association, looks at the long-term impact of vaccines.
It is well known that there is an increased risk of heart attack and stroke after COVID-19, but does vaccination help reduce the chances of heart attack and stroke after COVID-19?
The answer is yes — which is important because it suggests that vaccines may have an impact weeks and months down the road after infection.
KYW Newsradio’s Medical Reports are sponsored by Independence Blue Cross.
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