For even more context, the population average for blood clots in the UK is roughly 700 per million people per year, or 500 per 10 million per month That means that this is about one twentieth of the total clots we'd expect to happen purely from chance alonehttps://twitter.com/doctor_oxford/status/1371774062993752066 …
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Doesn’t that mean the comparison isn’t particularly meaningful without some idea of what percent you’d expect to see captured. Although perhaps it is on the level that instead of 20 cases you’d expect 21 at most which isn’t much of an additional risk?
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After 10 million doses, Astra Zeneca have reported 28 cases of blood clots.