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New Study Questions COVID Vaccine's Impact on Saving Lives

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Source: Washington Times
New Study Questions COVID Vaccine's Impact on Saving Lives
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A Stanford-led study estimates that COVID-19 vaccines saved 2.5 million lives from 2020 to 2024, significantly fewer than earlier reports suggested, with most lives saved among older adults. The study highlights the importance of targeted vaccination strategies and calls for rigorous long-term trials, while also noting that vaccine mandates and messaging may have impacted public trust and vaccine effectiveness.

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