I think an interesting question now becomes - what happens when similarly rare events are found for other vaccines? It's not unlikely, and thus far the reaction of regulators and the public has been mixedhttps://twitter.com/GidMK/status/1382073023046459395 …
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(I'm not saying it will be ~the same~ side-effect, but that there is every possibility that we will uncover a different side-effect for other vaccines that happens very rarely. What then?)
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Given the volume of Pfizer/Moderna now administered, you’d think even 1/1,000,000 adverse reactions would have been identified by now.
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Nope...not possible. Study in Norway compared themhttps://twitter.com/julietast2/status/1382063527100174339?s=20 …
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Data from Norway: By vector vaccine, 2.8 percent of those vaccinated experienced bleeding. The corresponding figure for those who received the mRNA vaccine was 0.1
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thats the untreated CFR roughly? correctly treated the CFR should be a lot lower? (AZ data )
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But million-to-one events are really common! (buys lottery ticket)
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