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Does the COVID vaccine cause human cell mutations or infertility?

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There is no evidence or scientific basis for concern about such effects. None of the COVID vaccines interfere with the chromosomes of human cells.

Vaccine FAQ 7 - If the vaccines are effective, why do authorities recommend continued mask use and social distancing?

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