Sudden deaths likely linked to genetics and lifestyle, not Covid-19 vaccination: India's Union Health Minister Nadda


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NEW DELHI: Genetic predisposition and risky lifestyle choices could be the primary factors behind sudden deaths in India, rather than Covid-19 vaccination, Union Health Minister JP Nadda told Parliament on Friday (July 25).

Speaking in the Lok Sabha, Nadda highlighted the significant role of underlying health conditions and genetic factors in the rising number of unexplained deaths across the country.

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