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What If Most Vaccine Side Effects Go Unnoticed? A Worrying Hypothesis

2025-08-13

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The enormous progress made in public health over the last century is largely thought to be due to the gradual introduction of numerous vaccines, which have helped to control, if not eradicate, the most serious and common infectious diseases, particularly those affecting children. Due to its past successes, vaccination has become such a dominant public health strategy that discussing its potential drawbacks calmly...

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Literature Corpus work: e51cc42a-984f-59ed-8de0-d890b2bb2992
DOI: 10.20944/preprints202508.0632.v1

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