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Menstruation and coronavirus: doctors dismiss claims vaccinated strangers can affect women’s periods
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CoronaCheck #63
In this week’s CoronaCheck, we debunk claims, shared online and seemingly based on anecdotes alone, that COVID-19 vaccines can cause changes to women’s menstruation.
We also look at which states are pulling their weight when it comes to taking incoming international travellers, and bring you the latest on misinformation spreading in India.
Can vaccines affect women’s periods?
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