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"increased incidence of ischemic strokes in young patients compared to pre-pandemic levels." And if you plot this on a timeline they coincide with the rollout

• drekipus 4y ago
  The elephant in the room, but the problem is that the correlation between deaths and the vaccine is also a correlation between the vaccine and covid. People rush very quickly to defend the vaccine, and somewhat understandably, but to suggest that medicine can do no wrong is just as naive as anything else. We might never know the real cause. A lady in my community had months of heart attacks before she died, they only started after the vaccine and she never had covid. Statistically she's an excess death during COVID, anecdotally she's irrelevant.
• zosima 4y ago
  Might be. I don't know, and I couldn't see it in the study. But the study indicates that the vaccines are partially protective against sequelae (by comparing vaccinated covid-19 patients with unvaccinated) and that the sequelae is not due to vaccine (by comparing a vaccinated group without a record of covid-19 to a vaccinated group with record of covid-19). So nothing in the study suggests any adverse effects from vaccines. Also may be worth noting, that the increased risk of all sequelae was found to be very low for patients without a hospitalization record in connection with their covid-19 infection.
• tuatoru 4y ago
  Have you corrected for confounders in your study? (Such as increased sedentism/reduced exercise and dietary changes?)