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It would seem like, if we assume roughly equal health for adenovirus-vaccinated vs. mRNA-vaccinated prior to vaccination, we should be able to find out if this
by rossdavidh 3y ago
It would seem like, if we assume roughly equal health for adenovirus-vaccinated vs. mRNA-vaccinated prior to vaccination, we should be able to find out if this is a real affect or not by now. But, it would take some $$$ to do the research to find out.
- Tagbert 3y agoWere the patterns of distribution of the adenovirus and mRNA vaccines the same or did they go to different populations? That might complicate your study.
- rossdavidh 3y agoAbsolutely it would need to be looked at, but the fact that there were large numbers of both means you should be able to factor that out, as far as easy demographic variables like age and sex. However, and this is to your point, if (in any given country) one of those became available well before the other, then those people who were more eager to get it would all get one type, and people with pre-existing conditions might be expected to mostly be in that group.