> Those could also be long term side effects of covid.
Of course, but it's a lot worse when a cure causes issues. The point of medicine is to "first, do no harm".
It isn't that much worse when a cure causes issues. People endure terrible side effects from treatments to cure their cancer. Nearly every medicine I hear advertised has some risk of causing serious side effects, if not outright death
3.2 per 100,000 is not "a double digit percentage".
https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2021/08/20/1029628...
A 0.0032% hospitalization rate doesn't pass the smell test. That's hundreds of times less than the reported fatality rate!
Call Israel and tell them they got it wrong.
Ok, you're clearly a troll. After all the reporting from the last year and a half, no one could seriously believe that the entire population of San Fransisco catching covid would result in fewer than 200 hospital admissions
Your priors have to be absolutely outrageous if based on the currently available data you think the risks are even within an order of magnitude.