Gut Microbiome Shapes Vaccine Side Effects
A new study suggests that the composition of an individual's gut microbiome may influence the likelihood of developing a fever after receiving mRNA vaccines. Researchers found that specific bacteria linked to inflammatory responses, often promoted by industrialized diets, correlate with higher rates of vaccine-related side effects.
Why it matters
Understanding these biological factors could lead to personalized health strategies to reduce vaccine hesitancy and improve public health outcomes.
Gut Microbiome Shapes Vaccine Side Effects | Mirage News
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