> J&J was though to be less effective and had a higher rate of vaccine injury though.
What's a 'vaccine injury', though?
What's a 'vaccine injury', though?
But I use the phrase "thought to" intentionally: I don't know what the science says now, but at the time there were reported cases of myocarditis in people who took the JnJ vaccine. This was like May of 2021, so I don't know if the science ever panned out on that, but it definitely drove discussions around health equity with the vaccine