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And the side effects are rare and statistically pose less risk than being unvaccinated and contracting the actual virus.
How is this news?
it's important to check up on previously made estimations and see how well they hold up.
Might result in "oh shit, we missed something important" or "good to know we were right, now we have an even better foundation for the next studies"
Oh absolutely, but as a news item it's a little uneventful.
On the other hand, I suppose it's good to know that the scientific process is still there, ticking away in the background.