The two things that stand out to me. From published articles in the JAMA; vaccination related myocarditis in young men has much lower mortality and morbidity t

The two things that stand out to me. From published articles in the JAMA; vaccination related myocarditis in young men has much lower mortality and morbidity than from other causes. So were really talking about two different things here. The second is rates of myocarditis after vaccination and the population base rate aren't the same thing either. The base rate one assumes includes cases triggered by something. So the base rate incorporates the rate of triggering events. So these rates are also not the same thing.