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   by 389dsf3479 5y ago

   That's a quote by Dr. Peter Doshi, not the article. While it's not strictly true if he was referring the that study, the difference is tiny enough that it doesn't matter in my opinion. It wouldn't make any difference if
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   by 389dsf3479 5y ago

   Where does the article say that Covid deaths were the same in vaccinated and unvaccinated groups? What relevant data is missing from the table? As far as I can tell, the point is to show the tiny difference in this particular study between
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   by 389dsf3479 5y ago

   The discourse around the pandemic and the vaccines is extremely counterproductive. The choice to get vaccinated or not have become more about signalling allegiance to one of two political tribes, than about health. As someone who hates both
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   by 389dsf3479 5y ago

   If anyone is going to "get us all killed", it's people like you who are needlessly politicizing the pandemic.
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   by 389dsf3479 5y ago

   > The stats in favor of vaccines take a sentence to explain (like “of the 1000 people with the vaccine 2 died, vs the 1000 people with placebo, 187 died”) Are those real numbers? At least according to table S26. Death summary in Blinded