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> How does this risk compare to the risk of a serious adverse event or long-term consequence such as autoimmune disease from the vaccine in a healthy young man?
by honkycat 5y ago
> How does this risk compare to the risk of a serious adverse event or long-term consequence such as autoimmune disease from the vaccine in a healthy young man?
Where is your data that serious adverse effects are even possible beyond an absurdly tiny statistic?
And how does that compare to the risk of a break-through re-infection and the well documented long-term health issues people have developed with Covid?
Don't talk like the data is on your side when it isn't. You are being childish. Full stop.
- mdorazio 5y agoSee [1]. I'm sure you'll redefine "serious" however you want to try and retain your point. Which is, of course, childish as you say. Your comment here is disappointing. I'd expect you to actually do some research on your own before posting like this and making inflammatory statements. [1] https://covid.joinzoe.com/post/vaccine-after-effects-more-common-in-those-who-already-had-covid https://covid.joinzoe.com/post/vaccine-after-effects-more-co...
- honkycat 5y agoThe paper you cite describes them as mild. "...COVID-19 infection are almost twice as likely to experience one or more MILD whole body..." So if I am taking the paper you cite as gospel, I would say they are mild as described. I think perhaps you are the one who needs to do a closer reading.