Side effects of COVID-19 vaccination in Pakistani population: A cross sectional study
Quratul Ain,
Madeeha Khan,
Aleena Afrah
et al.
Abstract:Objectives Data from clinical trials around the world show that the COVID-19 vaccines are effective in terms of reducing hospitalization need for respiratory support and deaths. However, to assess common or uncommon adverse events of the COVID-19 vaccines, data from real world experiences need to be evaluated to resolve the speculations associated with the vaccines.
Materials and Methods A questionnaire based on demographic details, vaccination details, side effects experienced, the duration of side effects … Show more
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