> Looks like it was 6 cases after about 7 million doses. Even if it were caused the vaccine, the risk there is incredibly low. Much lower than the risk of an ad

> Looks like it was 6 cases after about 7 million doses. Even if it were caused the vaccine, the risk there is incredibly low. Much lower than the risk of an adverse COVID case, I would think. Right, but the clots happened about 2 weeks after the vaccine, so that what portion of those ~7 million were administered over two weeks ago? Clots happened to a similar demographic, so what portion of those ~7 million were to women in the right age group? What about clots that cause damage that’s not immediately obvious (and thus not spotted). I hesitate to dismiss the risk outright, but I do think that we should hold the CDC/FDA to the standard of “methodical.”