It's the old risk conundrum. We can't absolutely quantify the risk if we really want to try and make it the basis of a decision.
However, on the basis of the number of people who have already had these jabs, it seems likely to me that the risk is
(a) very low, including as compared with everyday risks of such things as accidents in the home, and
(b) materially lower than the risk of not having it, related to the increased likelihood of catching a bad dose of COVID-19.
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