What is surprising given the contents of the main post here is the omission of the estimated mortality per dose of Covid-19 vaccine from VAERS data versus the mortality per diagnosed case of Covid-19 in the USA.
VAERS data indicate that the USA risk of reported death (from any cause) per dose of Covid-19 vaccine has been only 0.13% of th…
What is surprising given the contents of the main post here is the omission of the estimated mortality per dose of Covid-19 vaccine from VAERS data versus the mortality per diagnosed case of Covid-19 in the USA.
VAERS data indicate that the USA risk of reported death (from any cause) per dose of Covid-19 vaccine has been only 0.13% of the risk of death per diagnosed case of Covid-19 in the USA. (VAERS read 6 October, 2021.) (Covid-19 mortality in the USA -- Our World in Data, Johns Hopkins Medicine, read 16 October, 2021.)
It is abundantly clear from the above, plus repeated, published advice from the US CDC, that the morbidity and mortality risk of USA Covid-19 disease is much higher per capita than the risk per dose of the Covid-19 vaccines.
You make several assumptions: 1. VAERS data is a complete picture - it’s not, only small percentage of cases being reported for variety of reasons (do your reading) 2. CDC data is correct- again do your readings, there have been many discussions here and elsewhere on why numbers from CDC could not be relied on 3. playing statistical game with your life is not a good idea- your personal chances of getting and dying from covid could be extremely low depending on your age and health vs your chances of having an adverse reaction to the vax such as heart attack and dying from it could be higher; statistics are just that statistics, they don’t take into account your personal risk
What is surprising given the contents of the main post here is the omission of the estimated mortality per dose of Covid-19 vaccine from VAERS data versus the mortality per diagnosed case of Covid-19 in the USA.
VAERS data indicate that the USA risk of reported death (from any cause) per dose of Covid-19 vaccine has been only 0.13% of the risk of death per diagnosed case of Covid-19 in the USA. (VAERS read 6 October, 2021.) (Covid-19 mortality in the USA -- Our World in Data, Johns Hopkins Medicine, read 16 October, 2021.)
It is abundantly clear from the above, plus repeated, published advice from the US CDC, that the morbidity and mortality risk of USA Covid-19 disease is much higher per capita than the risk per dose of the Covid-19 vaccines.
You make several assumptions: 1. VAERS data is a complete picture - it’s not, only small percentage of cases being reported for variety of reasons (do your reading) 2. CDC data is correct- again do your readings, there have been many discussions here and elsewhere on why numbers from CDC could not be relied on 3. playing statistical game with your life is not a good idea- your personal chances of getting and dying from covid could be extremely low depending on your age and health vs your chances of having an adverse reaction to the vax such as heart attack and dying from it could be higher; statistics are just that statistics, they don’t take into account your personal risk