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But this is the reason we have randomized trials. Because the human body is complicated and you can't say with certainty that those "other" deaths were not rel
by nostromo 5y ago
But this is the reason we have randomized trials. Because the human body is complicated and you can't say with certainty that those "other" deaths were not related to the vaccine in most cases.
I'm happily vaccinated, but after seeing these results (thank you for the link), it's not clear to me why the vaccine is recommended for anyone under 65 if they're healthy given the limited benefit and large increase in adverse reactions.
- michaelmrose 5y agoThe default conclusion if someone died of other causes isn't to assign the cause of death to the vaccine else we would conclude any broad preventative action including brushing your teeth was unsafe. The benefit isn't limited its both a very very substantial decrease in mortality and hospitalization and a decreased burden on an already overloaded medical system that if it collapses will vastly increase mortality.