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That is not what the study says. The study clearly says as the first line of the abstract: "Vaccination has proven effective against infection with SARS-CoV-2
by uberman 5y ago
That is not what the study says.
The study clearly says as the first line of the abstract:
"Vaccination has proven effective against infection with SARS-CoV-2, as well as death and hospitalisation following COVID-19 illness."
The part you quoted talks specifically about other outcomes such as "hair loss".
Yes, there are a bunch of very serious "other outcomes" and I am showcasing a trivial one but your claim that "Vaccinations May Not Protect Against Death in over 60s" is not the claim made by this research and is clearly as false as claiming the other outcomes are limited to "hair loss".
I'll extend you the curtesy of assuming you misread the abstract but this is why one should not editorialize article titles.
- Bostonian 5y agoI did not editorialize the title of the blog post I linked to, and which I did not author.