A Danish study published by the British Medical Journal revealed that the Moderna vaccine against Corona may cause inflammation of the heart muscle, which is a very rare side effect at a rate of 4 times more than the “Pfizer Biontech” vaccine.
The study, conducted by researchers at the Stettens Institute in Denmark, which included about 85% of Danes, or about 4.9 million people aged 12 and over, examined the link between vaccines based on messenger RNA technology (MRNA) and myocarditis. .
The study stated, “Vaccination with Moderna vaccine was increasingly associated with an increased risk of developing myocarditis in a population in Denmark.”
The study said, “The Pfizer vaccine was only associated with an increased risk of heart infection among women, in contrast to the results of studies from Israel and the United States.”
For his part, the study’s lead researcher, Anders Hvid, said: “Our findings generally do not challenge the many benefits of vaccination.”
He added: “One must bear in mind that the alternative, which is infection with Covid, may also carry a risk of inflammation in the heart muscle.”
Previous studies from the United States and Israel indicated an increased risk of developing myocarditis due to vaccination with the “Moderna” and “Pfizer” vaccines based on the previous technology, but they concluded that “the risk of developing myocarditis as a result of vaccination with both vaccines is very low.”
Source: “Reuters”
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