Re:AstraZeneca vaccine doesn't prevent B1351 Covid in early ...
by input_sh on Wednesday March 17, 2021 @07:38AM
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> Yes but still 7-fold increase over normal, therefore it is likely that the vaccine is the issue.
As was my point, it could be just a coincidence. The sample size isn't truly random, it's people who were picked to receive a vaccine. Correlation =/= causation. Investigation needs to be completed for the cases to be attributed to the vaccine.
As was my point, it could be just a coincidence. The sample size isn't truly random, it's people who were picked to receive a vaccine. Correlation =/= causation. Investigation needs to be completed for the cases to be attributed to the vaccine.