Covid-19 vaccines associated with a reduction in ovarian reserve in rats
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Comments (4)
ta988 · 19h ago
The first study I would do after that would be to obtain all the components of the vaccine individually and test those one by one in the same conditions. The depending on the results you try combinations if you can't pinpoint it to a single component
jbritton · 19h ago
This got flagged yesterday and I was pretty disappointed by that. The single post said it was FUD and linked a different study, which was on sperm, not eggs. And this study on rats is about a publication in the journal of virology, which I assume raises it above the level of FUD.
EA-3167 · 18h ago
It may not be FUD, but it's a really minor result from an absolutely tiny (n=10) study in rats, out of a fairly minor Turkish university. At the very least I would add, "In a small number of rats in a single study" to the title, given the associated politics around vaccination these days, and the reality of how few people read beyond headlines.
derbOac · 18h ago
There's also the omitted relevant comparison, which is live SARS-CoV-2 virus exposure with no vaccine.