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To: Winfastorlose who wrote (1301593)	5/24/2021 10:18:25 AM
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No, but what you think they think is wrong. The Salk Institute's study concluded that Covid-19 vaccines are an effective and safe way to protect people from the virus. The study’s last sentence says that when someone receives a Covid-19 vaccine, it “not only protects the host from SARS-CoV-2 but also inhibits [spike protein] imposed endothelial injury”. A Salk Institute spokesperson told AFP the spike proteins in Covid-19 vaccines are safe because they only remain in a person's arm muscle for a short period. factcheck.afp.com

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