US FDA approves first mRNA flu shot from Moderna

The influenza mRNA vaccine will have different side effects from the Covid shot since there is no spike protein involved. Your body will make different antigens and I think they are listing it as polyvalent instead of monovalent as the Covid shot was. That, in part, is why you have to get so many "boosters". They were/are separate mRNA signatures. Perhaps the Mayo article stating that it doesn't change your DNA was referring to the DNA transfer for reproduction. That, although very, very unlikely to occur may still be possible considering how many individuals to whom it was given and how many injections each person got. It would be NEARLY impossible however. I am sure no testing was ever done on that point, so, just like they "knew" that the mRNA would be anchored at the injection site (although large-scale testing was never done to prove that point, at least ;on the scale the shots were given) that was later found not to be the case is very active individuals.

If you watched the analysis of the paper used to allow the release of the flu mRNA shot, there is a large increase in side effects for a relatively small increase in effectiveness.
 
Tony Nathanson said:
The article mentions "Long Term Covid." Maybe that's why Joe Biden had Covid three times - after his vaccines & boosters.
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Long Covid is a real thing, but as far as I know it only occurred with the disease. I don't know if the vaccine prevented it or not, and true figures will probably never be released if you could get it when vaccinated.
 
Hoot Crawford said:
Thanks for sharing your opinion, but I'll stick with those folks "from the famous Mayo Clinic", who have a track record of excellence that goes back decades.
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Everything I post is only my opinion and you are certainly free to disagree, but I do have some background in this stuff and the Faucis of the world are counting on those who "trust the authorities".
 
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