Scientists discover how Covid shots cause deadly heart damage... as officials launch probe into vaccine-linked deaths
11-12-2025 20:36 via dailymail.co.uk

Scientists discover how Covid shots cause deadly heart damage... as officials launch probe into vaccine-linked deaths

Scientists at Stanford University have revealed how the mRNA Covid vaccines can cause damage to heart cells.
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