A Danish Study is Being Misrepresented Online, a Co-author Says, with Posts Claiming It ... - Latest Tweet by AP Fact Check
The latest Tweet by AP Fact Check states, 'A Danish study is being misrepresented online, a co-author says, with posts claiming it shows the COVID-19 vaccines increase the chances of being infected with omicron. Experts say other factors are likely driving down the vaccine effectiveness estimates....'
A Danish study is being misrepresented online, a co-author says, with posts claiming it shows the COVID-19 vaccines increase the chances of being infected with omicron. Experts say other factors are likely driving down the vaccine effectiveness estimates.https://t.co/T2ob9Q3RvR— AP Fact Check (@APFactCheck) December 30, 2021
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