Side Effects of Covid Vaccines Among the Bengali Indian Population

Vaccines aid in the prevention of illness from incurable conditions by stimulating the body's adaptive immunity. It is therefore quite apparent that the only way to prevent the spread of the disease, saving human life and rescuing global economies in this pandemic time remains to vaccinate people. This is very important to identify the major side effects of these vaccines in human body as the reluctance of people to receive safe and recommended available vaccines are already a growing concern in India. This book is a report of a small-scale research conducted among the adult vaccinated Bengali populations on the basis of the reported nature of their side effects (if any) after vaccination. Different biological parameters were taken into consideration for understanding the nature of relationships of those biological traits with the degree and variations of the side effects. The major concern of the research was to focus on the association of different parameters with the severity and types of side effects of vaccination. This book can be of great use for the upcoming endeavors in the field of Covid 19 research.

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Dr. Sudesna Chanda, Preisträgerin des Young Scientist Award der Indian Science Congress Association, ist leitende Dozentin in der Abteilung für Anthropologie am Bidhannagar College in Kolkata, Indien. Sie ist Mitglied auf Lebenszeit der Indischen Anthropologischen Gesellschaft und hat in verschiedenen Bereichen der biologisch-anthropologischen Forschung Beiträge geleistet.