The lower infection rate was simply because folks were still in the first 3 months post jab when there was some immunity (still not favorable risk/benefit though).
The lower infection rate was simply because folks were still in the first 3 months post jab when there was some immunity (still not favorable risk/benefit though).
Even early on, they knew:
NHS data from early 2021 showed a lower infection rate but 8x higher death rate in the shot group. Scroll down to Figure 1:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8459929/
The lower infection rate was simply because folks were still in the first 3 months post jab when there was some immunity (still not favorable risk/benefit though).
They charged infections against the control group until 2 weeks after the second dose.
They used different PCR cycle counts for injected vs uninjected.
They buried vaccination status in patient charts so that when they died, they could categorize their vack-seen status as "unknown."
I could do this all day . . .
True in the USA, but not in the UK; that's why some of their data is useful. Agreed, nothing is accurate about deaths or VIs in the USA.