Re:Side effect worry grows for AstraZeneca vaccine
by reader_mode on Sunday April 04, 2021 @04:01PM
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> so it would seem the vaccine risk is about an order of magnitude lower than covid
If you get infected, or did you account for the risk of getting covid in the first place ?
And with all that COVID has easily identifiable risk factors that impact the probability of severe outcome by order of magnitude, do vaccine side effects have comparable risk predictors ?
So, from where I'm standing, if you're young, healthy and able to avoid high risk COVID areas you're much better off skipping vaccination till they figure out the risk factors or vaccinate enough higher risk groups that it's no longer an issue.
If you get infected, or did you account for the risk of getting covid in the first place ?
And with all that COVID has easily identifiable risk factors that impact the probability of severe outcome by order of magnitude, do vaccine side effects have comparable risk predictors ?
So, from where I'm standing, if you're young, healthy and able to avoid high risk COVID areas you're much better off skipping vaccination till they figure out the risk factors or vaccinate enough higher risk groups that it's no longer an issue.