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Hansang Bae's avatar

The one thing that used to pissed me off (still do, but I used to to - RIP Mitch) is the "rare and mild" monikor every time some talking head MD (Medical Democrat) would say about vaccine adverse reaction. Or myocarditis in young men. "yes, but it's rare and mild" Lying 🎒of 💩's What's mild about damaged heart muscle for young men or women? And how would you know given that IT'S IMPOSSIBLE to look into the future - wormholes be damned.

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Bernie Black's avatar

Dr Prasad: Why don't you ask the authors about running the analysis you suggest of risk of myocarditis after COVID, for the population at risk for myocarditis after vaccination? It'll be hard for you to get the data, but the authors should already have it. If this were me, I'd welcome that suggestions.

Still, fascinating -- we all *thought/assumed* that vaccination protected against COVID being serious enough to lead to myocarditis. I know I did. Now I am thinking, why? That was not evidence-based.

Bernie Black (COVID and other stuff researcher at Northwestern)

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