I suspect the reason why the UK study shows that the vax reduces PEs is because previous studies consider participants as ‘unvaccinated’ until 2 weeks after they had the vaccine. If this study does the same it will transfer vaccine PEs from the first 2 weeks to the unvaccinated group, skewing the results. If most PEs occur during that ti…
I suspect the reason why the UK study shows that the vax reduces PEs is because previous studies consider participants as ‘unvaccinated’ until 2 weeks after they had the vaccine. If this study does the same it will transfer vaccine PEs from the first 2 weeks to the unvaccinated group, skewing the results. If most PEs occur during that time it would explain the mismatch with VAERS.
Does anyone know when the vaccinated are counted as such in this study?
I suspect the reason why the UK study shows that the vax reduces PEs is because previous studies consider participants as ‘unvaccinated’ until 2 weeks after they had the vaccine. If this study does the same it will transfer vaccine PEs from the first 2 weeks to the unvaccinated group, skewing the results. If most PEs occur during that time it would explain the mismatch with VAERS.
Does anyone know when the vaccinated are counted as such in this study?