• Question: What is the rate of surviving the covid vaccine?

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      Asked by anon-287539 on 8 Mar 2021.
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        Jesko Koehnke answered on 8 Mar 2021:

        Vaccines are one of the greatest medical marvels ever created by human kind. They are safe and highly effective.
        As far as I am aware not a single person has died yet as a direct result of being vaccinated against COVID.

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        Zahra Rattray answered on 9 Mar 2021:

        The COVID-19 vaccines are safe. As with all medicines, a very small number of people may have a severe reaction to the ingredients in the vaccine because of allergies or their immune system not reacting the way it should. However, the risk of dying from COVID-19 is way higher than not being vaccinated. The benefits outweigh the risks for vaccination!

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        Martin McCoustra answered on 9 Mar 2021:

        COVID isn’t particularly lethal. Unlike the flu or some other viruses. The Spanish flu variant killed millions in 1918-1919. Ok… there were no anti-viral drugs at that time. We’ve been lucky with COVID.

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        Nikita King answered on 9 Mar 2021:

        The vaccine is very safe and helps protect people from Covid. Covid is a lot more dangerous!

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        Goetz Bucher answered on 15 Mar 2021:

        99.9999% at least.

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