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How do you know effects are cumulative? We know exposure/vaccine efficacy decreases over time, are you saying the side-effects don't?
by mixmastamyk 4y ago
How do you know effects are cumulative? We know exposure/vaccine efficacy decreases over time, are you saying the side-effects don't?
- VagueMag 4y agoI mean that the myocarditis risks from the COVID vaccines and from SARS-CoV-2 infection are cumulative. Maybe "additive" would be a more precise term to get at what I am saying: that the choice is not between two mutually exclusive risks, but rather whether to accept the added myocarditis risk of the vaccines in exchange for whatever benefit they may offer, which are both metrics which vary wildly by health demographic.