@davej The information about possible vaccine side effects is being reported by the public and being studied by the CDC which is the governing body that gives permission for the vaccines to be used. It isn't the vaccine manufacturers who are stating safety, it is the researchers at the CDC who study everything. What is it about your doctor's statement that worries you? When he says there isn't evidence that vaccines cause more health issues, isn't that what you would want to hear as in good news? There can be multiple causes for health issues and pre-existing conditions. The pharmaceutical companies can't sell their vaccines without CDC approval. One thing that humans often do is to think that a problem isn't going to happen to them. Doctors see the statistics on everything regarding health, and they are the ones on the front lines trying to save people who gambled and lost the bet. So many have died from Covid, or survive with a disability that Covid caused. I take that very seriously. I wasn't able to get a 2nd m-rna vaccine because of an allergic reaction, so I tested the ingredients in the J & J by eating some ice cream with Polysorbate 80 in it (which is in the J & J). I didn't feel great eating that, but it was tolerable and I took antihistamines, so I had the J & J vaccine and did fine. I had 2 days of fatigue and headache, but it disappeared almost instantly at the 48 hour mark except for the injection site pain that lasted about a week. Do you trust your cardiologist's opinion?