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Or it's the vaccines.
by peakaboo 5y ago
Or it's the vaccines.
- Ancalagon 5y agoThe increasing stroke incidence rate was occurring long before the vaccines were introduced, read the article.
- wellthatsawrap 5y agoIt's not like they would manipulate the data or anything. Why didn't we hear about this two years ago? How convenient. There is currently more data supporting vaccines causing strokes, see VAERS, then not. Pro football players collapsing on the field, celebrities, fainting on live tv, uptick in miscarriages. It's not like we are being unreasonable in asking why. The burden of proof is assuring us that they are safe, which for many of us has not yet been reached.
- Ancalagon 5y agoThe data from the article was sourced from a study, and I quote: "Global Burden of Disease 2019". Before the pandemic. Read the article.
- mtrpcic 5y agoFirst, the data source for the article is from 2019, so neither the recent vaccine situation or COVID-19 would be represented in the data set. Second, your comment is needlessly narrow and focuses on the vaccines being a potential cause, ignoring a wealth of evidence that the virus itself causes notably worse outcomes than the vaccine does.