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No, los efectos secundarios de las vacunas no son una señal de que tu sistema inmunitario te protegerá mejor

  • Written by Robert Finberg, Professor of Medicine, University of Massachusetts Medical School
imageNo se puede medir la eficacia de la vacuna en el organismo basándose en lo que se puede detectar desde el exterior.Luis Alvarez/DigitalVision via Getty Images

Si a alguien le duele la cabeza o se siente indispuesto después de recibir la vacuna COVID-19, es habitual oírle decir algo como “Oh, esto significa que mi sistema...

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