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I really hate to burst anyone's bubble, but to think that medical practice is going to be all wrapped up in a neat and tidy bow before it is delivered to you with an ironclad promise of zero untoward effects is living in a world that does not exist. And to think that doctors are incompetent or are somehow lying because they ADAPT their practice and recommendations based on the best current research is just ridiculous.
Google Catherine the Great and the smallpox vaccine.
Check out this book on the history of medical innovation:
https://smile.amazon.com/You-Bet-Your-Life...32942008&sr=8-1
There have always been, and always will be risks inherent in medical treatment, and to deny this is hiding your head in the sand. Yes, it's scary to get a relatively new vaccine for a virus that is nonlethal to the vast majority of people. But that is how pandemics are stopped.
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