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Why did a crew of Yale anti-science extremists publish research questioning COVID vaccine safety?

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Yale study finds why some people experience fatigue, insomnia and dizziness after COVID vaccination that can last for months or even years .
Frida Ghitis: Not so long ago in America , expressing the slightest hesitation about COVID vaccines, or mentioning the fact that they didn't exactly work as government leaders claimed, was treated as a moral enormity, a crime deserving of social and professional punishment.
She says it's good to do research that generates new vaccines, but it's also good to analyze the risks that various public-health interventions will hurt rather than help.
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