ICMR study found Covid vaccination didn't raise risk of unexplained sudden deaths among young adults: J P Nadda
An ICMR study found no link between COVID-19 vaccination and unexplained sudden deaths among young Indian adults. Instead, factors like past COVID hospitalization, family history, binge drinking, drug use, and intense physical activity were identified as key risks. Another AIIMS study confirmed heart attacks remain the leading cause of sudden deaths, with no post-pandemic pattern shift observed.
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