The technology used in Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine carries toxicity risks, scientists with the company said in a new paper.
Authors of the paper include Moderna employees Eric Jacquinet and Dimitrios Bitounis and Maximillian Rogers, who was working at Moderna when the paper was being done.
The mRNA vaccines have multiple known side effects, including heart inflammation and severe allergic shock.
Some of the papers cited included those that have found mRNA and the spike protein delivered by Moderna's vaccine in various parts of human beings weeks or months after vaccination, despite health officials claiming when the vaccines were rolled out that such materials would exit the body within days.
The scientists said that Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine is "Safe and effective" and hailed the development of an updated vaccine as " the rapid timeline for modifications with mRNA technology in the clinic.
The scientists later noted that reducing risks of toxicities with mRNA-based vaccines and drugs is necessary but "Complicated." That can be accomplished through a multipronged approach that includes advanced testing in laboratories and adjusts preclinical, animal trials to better account for "Differences in human and animal physiology."
Dr. Robert Malone, who helped invent the mRNA technology, said the paper downplayed the range of risks that have been linked to the mRNA-based vaccines and may be part of a limited hangout, or a propaganda technique.
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