Covid-19: Four Pfizer vaccine trial volunteers develop Bell's

Covid-19: Four Pfizer vaccine trial volunteers develop Bell's

Bell's palsy is a form of temporary facial paralysis with no known cause, but respiratory infections are a risk factor. Four people who got Pfizer's shot developed Bell's, but none did in the placebo group.

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