The signal by age and dose is not ambiguouspic.twitter.com/mHxt8hWT5w
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Important to note: anyone can report anything to VAERS When they dig into 29 *confirmed* cases: - majority were hospitalized - 2 required ICU care - all were eventually dischargedpic.twitter.com/VQZ0buwAhx
The rates here are a bit misleading because teens are lumped in with twenty- and thirtysomethings. (To be fair, they have to do this because counts are so low.)pic.twitter.com/EpH6K2Jx5z
It's fair to call vaccine-associated myocarditis rare or very rare. And it's reassuring that most of those who develop it do well. Still waiting to see more detail from Israel https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2021/06/israel-reports-link-between-rare-cases-heart-inflammation-and-covid-19-vaccination …pic.twitter.com/DDTQFHO0jT
I am a big proponent of vaccination, but I think it's fair to ask a question: What is the incremental benefit of a second dose in young males (say, under 25), especially as more and more older people are fully vaccinated? / end
Would it be reasonable to delay a second dose in that group? Or is there not enough data to make any determinations yet?
Still incredibly rare overall. I wonder if delaying 2nd dose would help?
This is a great question but doesn’t seem that ACIP will propose exploring or testing that.
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