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A comprehensive study analyzing 45.7 million individuals has documented reduced cardiovascular events following COVID-19 vaccination, contradicting misinformation circulating online. The research revealed a 10% reduction in arterial thromboses, including heart attacks and strokes, after the first vaccine dose. Second doses and boosters demonstrated even greater protective effects, with Pfizer showing a 20% reduction and AstraZeneca achieving a 27% decrease in cardiovascular events. While the study confirmed rare adverse effects such as myocarditis and clotting disorders, these occurred infrequently and primarily within weeks of vaccination. Importantly, COVID-19 infection itself poses significantly higher cardiovascular risks, particularly for older adults and immunocompromised individuals. Lead researcher Dr. Samantha Ip stated the findings provide additional evidence supporting the effectiveness and safety of COVID-19 vaccination programs.

