Study Links COVID Vaccine to Heart Risks in Specific Group

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A Stanford study explains that myocarditis, a rare heart inflammation linked to COVID-19 vaccines, is caused by immune proteins CXCL10 and IFN-gamma. The research suggests that targeted immune modulation could reduce risk, especially in young males, without compromising vaccine benefits. The overall safety of COVID vaccines remains high, with myocarditis being a very rare side effect.
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