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Or it could even be just survivorship bias; more vaccinated people survived covid, and “long covid” causes this. But, both are hypotheses. I don’t see real sig
by alanfranz 3y ago
Or it could even be just survivorship bias; more vaccinated people survived covid, and “long covid” causes this.
But, both are hypotheses. I don’t see real signals favouring either.
- scotty79 3y ago> 1. The risk is all concentrated in the first weeks after vaccination and consistently so over time. That's what you'd expect from a biological cause, not a change in behavior. Given how easily this virus infects people, you expect people who changed their behavior after vaccination to be infected almost immediately after it.