Miocardite, COVID-19 e vaccini anti-sarscov2 negli adolescenti stiamo davvero riportando la verità sulle reazioni avverse ai farmaci del mondo reale?
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in questo editoriale ci concentreremo sull'epidemiologia della miocardite/pericardite correlata a pazienti affetti da malattia COVID-19 o sottoposti a vaccinazione Anti-SarsCov2. Valuteremo i dati VAERS e EudraVigilance sulla miocardite/pericardite e individueremo le differenze tra farmacovigilanza passiva e attiva; inoltre valuteremo accuratamente il reale rapporto rischio/beneficio relativo alla somministrazione agli adolescenti dei farmaci vaccinali COVID-19.
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