VACCINS

Testing by Canadian doctor does not prove Covid-19 shots cause clots

Updated on 04/08/2021 at 17:58

A Canadian physician claims in a video clip shared on social media that most people who receive widely-used Covid-19 vaccines will experience blood clots. But experts say his conclusion stems from an analysis that was not published in accordance with scientific method, was not peer-reviewed, and does not prove the shots are causing clots.

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