This is a very important info, thanks for digging it out. Considering a typical under-reporting rate, one gets close again to of order of 1 death/1000 jabs, as in one of your previous analyses.
Do you think that a vaccine fatality rate of roughly 1 in 60,000 means that the Covid vaccines are “unsafe” or a poor risk? What would you consider a “safe” vaccine fatality rate?
I'm starting to look through VAERS data on my own. I was interested in looking into the ~11K cases of (I think pediatric) myocarditis mentioned by Dr Peter McCullough. I don't quite understand how to work with the VAERS data. I have a giant (600mb) CSV file "2021VAERSDATA". The term "myocarditis" appears many times in the dataset. But how do we correlate the adverse events reported with a particular vaccine? Is there a structured way to tie a report to a particular vaccine? I have many more questions. Could I email you? :)
Thank you, excellent point!
This is a very important info, thanks for digging it out. Considering a typical under-reporting rate, one gets close again to of order of 1 death/1000 jabs, as in one of your previous analyses.
Do you think that a vaccine fatality rate of roughly 1 in 60,000 means that the Covid vaccines are “unsafe” or a poor risk? What would you consider a “safe” vaccine fatality rate?
I'm starting to look through VAERS data on my own. I was interested in looking into the ~11K cases of (I think pediatric) myocarditis mentioned by Dr Peter McCullough. I don't quite understand how to work with the VAERS data. I have a giant (600mb) CSV file "2021VAERSDATA". The term "myocarditis" appears many times in the dataset. But how do we correlate the adverse events reported with a particular vaccine? Is there a structured way to tie a report to a particular vaccine? I have many more questions. Could I email you? :)