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by criticaltinker
1756 days ago
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> they don't believe it posed any additional health risks > So likely nothing to worry about at scale > About 500,000 people have received shots from the three suspended Moderna batches Why are you so confidently advocating for a "safe until proven unsafe" mentality here? The health impacts from this contamination are completely unknown, and could impact a lot of people, and their children, etc. EDIT: down vote all you want, armchair reasoning does not prove that this contamination is safe - cite some relevant scientific literature to support your claims |
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In doing my part to stick to the topic at hand, I tried to find some research which supports these claims about stainless steel. It seems like Nickel is typically a component of stainless steel and is generally not something you want to have in your body[1].
I'm also not sure how the additional iron, presumably being processed by the liver, might affect someone who has cirrhosis.
I assume "nothing to worry about at scale" really means "not likely to immediately kill a bunch of people".
[1] http://www.electrochemsci.org/papers/vol10/100503792.pdf