> “In retrospective data, the main cardiac complication is myocarditis, which remains rare with an incidence of 0.0035% and mainly affects young men under 18 ye

> “In retrospective data, the main cardiac complication is myocarditis, which remains rare with an incidence of 0.0035% and mainly affects young men under 18 years of age.” Statistically speaking, is that percentage significant enough to be worth mentioning? That aside, as it goes on to say, they're only counting severe cases that required hospitalization. Finally, I don't believe it's mentioned whether the sample included those who got Covid or not. The vax doesn't prevent, only ideally mitigate (or so it is said). Perhaps some combination of factors increases myocarditis risks?