mRNA Detected In Breast Milk After COVID-19 Vaccination: New Study

According to a study published in the Lancet in September, mRNA has been detected in breast milk after the COVID-19 vaccination.

The mRNA from COVID-19 immunizations "spreads systemically" throughout the body, according to a recent Lancet research, and can even end up in breast milk given to newborns by their immunized mothers. This finding supports a growing body of data.

Study Found mRNA in 70 Percent of Breast Milk Samples

Researchers found mRNA in 70% of the women who gave brea...

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