Are COVID-19 vaccines safe?

What happened to the interviewee's friend after receiving the vaccine?

• She did not experience any health changes.

• She developed an allergy to some food.

• She had a mild cold and a headache.

• She had a stroke, three possible heart attacks and brain fog.

Why does Nazarin question whether the symptoms were caused by the vaccine?

• Because her friend had not eaten before receiving the vaccine.

• Because her friend had not received the vaccine correctly.

• Because her friend had a history of health problems.

• Because the friend was healthy before receiving the vaccine.

What does Nazarin argue about the likelihood of symptoms in a young person?

• It is very likely to happen in someone so young.

• It's impossible for it to happen to someone so young.

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  It's bound to happen in someone so young.

• It is unlikely to happen in someone so young.

What is the main reason Nazarin discusses the importance of scientific evidence?

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  To demonstrate her knowledge on the topic.

• To generate controversy in society.

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  To persuade others of her beliefs.

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  To prevent people from getting hurt by the vaccine.

Why does the interviewer mention the importance of objectivity in health issues?

• Because emotion is more important than logic.

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  Because science and mathematics allow an objective approach.

• Because personal experiences are more important than data.

• Because objectivity is not relevant in health issues.

What would you say to Nazarin if you were sitting in front of her?