Like all vaccines, Sars-Cov-2 vaccines can also cause side effects. During the trial, common reactions were observed, that were previously reported with other vaccinations. However, all countries that have adopted the vaccine, including Italy, have put in place a surveillance system for the reporting of adverse effects.

Back Like all vaccines, Sars-Cov-2 vaccines can also cause side effects. During the trial, common reactions were observed, that were previously reported with other vaccinations. However, all countries that have adopted the vaccine, including Italy, have put in place a surveillance system for the reporting of adverse effects.

Published 24/12/2020 - Edited 11/01/2022

In addition to not having the "instructions" to modify DNA, messenger RNA never enters the nucleus of the cell, which contains the genome; this means that messenger RNA can in no way alter DNA. Moreover, messenger RNA degrades after few days, once it has performed its "task".

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