Eine neue Studie der Stanford University zeigt einen direkten Zusammenhang zwischen mRNA-COVID-19-Impfstoffen und Myokarditis und erklärt den Wirkmechanismus

    https://med.stanford.edu/news/all-news/2025/12/myocarditis-vaccine-covid.html

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    1. innocentsalad on

      Is it more or less of a risk than the myocarditis from repeated covid-19 infections?

    2. Euphoric_Promise3943 on

      Copying and pasting this from the same article for the vaccine skeptics:

      “But COVID’s worse,” he added. A case of COVID-19 is about 10 times as likely to induce myocarditis as an mRNA-based COVID-19 vaccination, Wu said. That’s in addition to all the other trouble it causes.

    3. Future-Turtle on

      For those who wont bother to click:

      >“But COVID’s worse,” he added. A case of COVID-19 is about 10 times as likely to induce myocarditis as an mRNA-based COVID-19 vaccination, Wu said. That’s in addition to all the other trouble it causes.

      The study proposes a way to mitigate the proteins that can cause these effects from the vaccine, making them even safer than they are right now.

    4. Wopbopalulbop on

      The title says **can** cause and they have ideas about how to address it.

      Also:

      >Vaccine-associated myocarditis occurs in about one in every 140,000 vaccinees after a first dose and rises to one in 32,000 after a second dose.

    5. Am I the only one here who’s interested in mechanism of action much more than in comparison with COVID?

    6. This a very high impact factor publications. The study design is very well done.

      The actual publication

      „Messenger RNA (mRNA) vaccines against SARS-CoV-2 are highly effective and were instrumental in curbing the COVID-19 pandemic. However, rare cases of noninfective myocarditis, particularly in young males and typically after the second dose, have been observed. Here, we explore the mediators of this myocarditis to better understand and to enhance the safety of future mRNA vaccines. Through analysis of human plasma data and in vitro experiments with human macrophages and T cells, we identified increased C-X-C motif chemokine ligand 10 (CXCL10) and interferon-γ (IFN-γ) after exposure to BNT162b2 (Pfizer) or mRNA-1273 (Moderna). Neutralization of CXCL10 and IFN-γ during the second dose (21 days after the first dose) reduced vaccine-induced cardiac injury in mice. Neutralization also reduced cardiac stress markers such as the release of N-terminal pro-B-type natriuretic peptide (NT-proBNP) and expression of inflammatory genes in human induced pluripotent stem cell (iPSC)–derived cardiac spheroids. When exposed to these cytokines in vitro, human iPSC-derived cardiomyocytes (iPSC-CMs) exhibited impaired contractility, arrhythmogenicity, and proinflammatory gene expression patterns. Genistein, a phytoestrogen implicated in reducing cardiovascular inflammation, mitigated these effects in iPSC-CMs. In mice exposed to these cytokines or receiving BNT162b2 vaccination, genistein treatment reduced cardiac injury markers and attenuated infiltration of neutrophils and macrophages into the heart. These findings implicate CXCL10–IFN-γ signaling as a contributor to myocardial injury in experimental models of mRNA vaccination and indicate that pharmacologic modulation, such as with genistein, may mitigate cytokine-driven injury.“

    7. I think I recall this being an issue in active folks, who would get vaccinated and still go do cardio while still dealing with the immune response. 

    8. Firecracker048 on

      I mean, wasn’t this known at the time but any attempt at discussion about it just completely buried?

    9. StoreHistorical9175 on

      i’d rather risk that than covid crossing the blood brain barrier in me AGAIN. i literally feel dumber after catching it.

      there is ALWAYS some measure of risk associated with a medication, a vaccine, a treatment, etc.

      i’d rather do chemo than die of cancer. i consider the choice here for the covid vaccine similarly.

    10. I’m curious how many people would’ve caught Covid without the vaccine (if no one took it) vs how many people took the vaccine. Even if it’s 10X more likely to get Myocarditis from Covid, are there 10X or more people that got the vaccine than would’ve caught Covid, thus increasing the overall exposure to side effects from both Covid and the vaccine?

    11. „A new study from Stanford University shows that mRNA COVID-19 vaccines offer a 90% reduction in myocarditis vs. the alternative.“

    12. eating_your_syrup on

      What a stupid title, so many people only read the titles and will not understand how much worse it is when you actually have the disease itself.

    13. CalmTempest on

      Had it after the 2nd or 3rd shot, can’t remember. Was very mild and didn’t take anything against it. My arm being sore was more annoying than that

    14. Colourblindking on

      I am expecting… so many damn shares and posts of this missing the point entirely.

    15. Hey, this is the lab I work in! Whoever wrote this title should be ashamed. It really buries the ledge when looking at young men and women and the differences in response to the old Pfizer and old Moderna vaccines. Joe, Masa and Xu did some awesome work here to explain how this occurs, and to see it taken over by anti-vax story lines is a travesty.

    16. Dapper-Maybe-5347 on

      It’s great that it’s now got solid scientific proof it’s safe. It’s extremely unethical that people were getting fired for not taking it when your average vaccine has 7 years of long term clinical trials while this had a couple months of short term clinical trials and no FDA approval outside of emergency use authorization.

      Vaccines work, and they work because of long term clinical trials proving their efficacy and safety. If you’re pro science you would agree with what I’m saying.

    17. logicbecauseyes on

      Title writers like you are why people are afraid of vaccines. They are literally never going to read something from a .edu website and your title sparks a reaction that is the exact opposite intent of the article.

    18. You know what’s way worse than covid? Whooping caugh. You need to get a vaccine every 10 year for it to be effective. You DO NOT want to get that disease trust me. Vaccines save lives.

    19. Now watch the same people who say “I don’t believe in science” turn around and paste this article all over their Facebook feed without a shred of shame.

    20. Oh criminey, the MAGAts are gonna come out of the woodwork on this one, completely missing the science and just reading the headline.

    21. Researchers have been pointing to unintended intravascular exposure as a potential mechanism for years. This is not a fringe idea and it is not new.

      mRNA vaccines are intended to remain largely localized after intramuscular injection. If lipid nanoparticles enter the bloodstream instead, antigen expression becomes systemic. That is exactly the condition that would be expected to trigger a strong innate immune response, including macrophage activation, CXCL10 release, IFN-γ–skewed T-cell signaling, and immune cell recruitment into highly perfused tissues like the myocardium. The Stanford paper lays out this downstream immune cascade in detail. It does not explain what initiates it, but the biology lines up cleanly with intravascular exposure.

      At the same time, routine aspiration of the needle was quietly removed from vaccination protocols, even though the deltoid is not avascular and aspiration is the simplest available safeguard against direct vascular delivery. Removing that step necessarily increases the rate of accidental IV injection. There is no plausible argument that it decreases it.

      This study strongly supports the long-standing IV hypothesis. It fills in the missing middle of the causal chain. Systemic exposure leads to the immune signaling described here, and the decision to stop aspirating needles made that exposure more likely for no clear medical benefit.

      At any rate, *always* ask the practitioner to aspirate the needle when receiving an IM injection. It literally takes two seconds and there’s no reason not to do it.

    22. It really shouldn’t matter if he claims COVID is worse, because it still comes down to the fact that people should have a choice in these matters. I was vaccinated, I still got COVID a few times working in healthcare. It is wrong to force/coerce somebody into doing something that you do not know the long-term effects of. And especially worse when in the early stages these claims are denied or dismissed and now that it is documented, it’s still being brushed off as „well at least it isn’t COVID“ when actually getting COVID is still entirely possible.

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