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It's not an absolute upper limit, as there is no guarantee every death gets entered into VAERS. Is there even a protocol for entering things into VAERS, or do p
by notanzaiiswear 5y ago
It's not an absolute upper limit, as there is no guarantee every death gets entered into VAERS. Is there even a protocol for entering things into VAERS, or do people do it on a whim? (Edit: missed the "required to enter any dearth part" - in what time frame, though?)
And what is the age distribution of those deaths?
Edit: my issue is really that it should be age and risk dependent. I found a calculator putting my risk of death from Corona to 1:20000 - why can't I get something similar for the vaccines. Yes, the deaths from vaccinations my be few, but if you are young enough, they may still be significant compared to Corona deaths in your age group.
Even that Corona risk calculator was just some obscure scientists project, why can't we get an official thing?
Personally I am almost at the border to severe Corona risk, at age 49. In my case it seems risk of death from vaccination would be about 10 times lower than the risk from the virus. But at younger ages, it may start ever more unfavorable for the vaccine. Especially as the deaths in lower age groups are likely to have been ill before catching the virus.
There could also be another selection bias in the sense that perhaps some people who are severely ill don't get vaccinated, but they would still catch the virus.
I just would like to get a better representation of all the issues. Not some generic "vaccinations have found to be safe" statements.