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This data is interpreted wrongly. You need to separate mortality rate by age groups, need to check when cases were recorded, etc. pp. These graphs are more or
by raxxorrax 5y ago
This data is interpreted wrongly. You need to separate mortality rate by age groups, need to check when cases were recorded, etc. pp.
These graphs are more or less useless to draw conclusions from.
- nawgz 5y agoStrongly disagree. I see no bias in vaccine uptake with respect to health outcomes. If anything I would expect the more at-risk to be more likely to be vaccinated, which would skew results towards showing an anti-vaccination result, yet... Measuring COVID cases and outcomes in two unbiased population samples gives a statistically significant result. Please show me why this is false, I would love to know, but I don't see how what you list would introduce bias that would make that graph "more or less useless"