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Sounds like cherry picking to me. Doctors know if you have been vaccinated when making this decision. I.e. perhaps 90% of people with 1 dose who are admitted ar
by foolmeonce 6y ago
Sounds like cherry picking to me. Doctors know if you have been vaccinated when making this decision. I.e. perhaps 90% of people with 1 dose who are admitted are serious enough to need intensive care vs a small percentage of non-vaccinated patients admitted more often as a precaution.
I guess everyone here thinks double blind trials are for fools?
- woeirua 6y agoI think the clinical guidance is still the same, that is you get admitted when you are showing certain symptoms regardless of vaccination status.
- foolmeonce 6y agoDanBC seems to have posted the study itself: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/phe-monitoring-of-the-effectiveness-of-covid-19-vaccination https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/phe-monitoring-of... cases:mortality would be a weebit less influenced by placebo and it would be hard to reach numbers like 80%.. IMO, there's no way a significant number of discussions between doctor and patient are not going to reach different conclusions about whether to go to check in to a hospital or wait a few more days based on a significant fact like a jab 3 weeks ago. So I'd have to say this is cherry picking..