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Physiological Response to COVID-19 Vaccine: Evidence for Sex Differences?

2023-06-15

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Background: Rapid development and implementation of vaccines constituted a crucial step in containing the COVID-19 pandemic. A comprehensive understanding of physiological responses to these vaccines is important to build trust in medicine.<br><br>Methods: We investigated temporal dynamics before and after COVID-19 vaccination in four physiological parameters (breathing rate, wrist skin temperature, heart rate and...

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Literature Corpus work: af28d109-8f60-59d2-b60e-4f5b0ba8f881
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.4477224

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