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Evaluating the risk of individual actions shouldn't be done this way. It is bizarre to argue about how rare a bad effect is when a disorder can be detected ahea
by readflaggedcomm 6y ago
Evaluating the risk of individual actions shouldn't be done this way. It is bizarre to argue about how rare a bad effect is when a disorder can be detected ahead of time.
There is a certainty that this attitude is killing people.
- bhaak 6y agoThat's not true. We don't know which condition triggers this effect. Remember, the UK data doesn't show this effect. It's not known ahead of time who is susceptile to this effect. It still can't even be ruled out if this is just a statistical anomaly. That's somewhat unlikely though but we just don't know which precondition is increasing the risk. In an ideal situation we would suspend vaccinating with AZ but it's also a fact that not vaccinating would be putting more people at risk. Currently, there are not enough alternatives around to do otherwise.