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The study, if I found the right one, has tables where they compare myocarditis in Covid patients to non-vaccinated by excluding data after vaccination, 62% of C
by bsdetector 5y ago
The study, if I found the right one, has tables where they compare myocarditis in Covid patients to non-vaccinated by excluding data after vaccination, 62% of Covid patients and 56% of non-covid group excluded, to show that Covid itself caused damage.
I would hardly call half of data coming from vaccinated people "before widely available".
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41591-022-01689-3 https://www.nature.com/articles/s41591-022-01689-3
Also an interesting bit, myocarditis hazard ratio for covid-infected by non-hospital / hospital / ICU vs:
Contemporary: 3.47 / 12.13 / 35.57
Historical: 5.67 / 19.82 / 58.11
The other outcomes were basically identical between contemporary and historical. I wonder what caused higher levels of mycarditis in half-vaccinated, uninfected contemporary group? That is a tough one.