Row 3360

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I really only have two main questions.

1. What are the actual numbers above normal for each of the adverse effects? I saw that they used a ratio of expected versus observed but to me that's not enough information. I mean if the expected is one person and the observed is five out of a million then it seems misleading to say Oh my God the vaccine is 500% more likely to cause that effect. I just want to know what the actual numbers are. I had trouble finding them in the report. 2. How does this compare to other vaccines. I know that's a very broad question so maybe how does it compare to something like a flu vaccine or the vaccines that everyone is supposed to have when they're young. I think that's a fair thing to see how it compares.

The reason I want this information is because I know what's going to happen. People are going to misinterpret this information and use it for their own agendas to add fuel to their anti-vaccine conspiracies. I just want a clear understanding of the data.

Thanks.

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text I really only have two main questions. 1. What are the actual numbers above normal for each of the adverse effects? I saw that they used a ratio of expected versus observed but to me that's not enough information. I mean if the expected is one person and the observed is five out of a million then it seems misleading to say Oh my God the vaccine is 500% more likely to cause that effect. I just want to know what the actual numbers are. I had trouble finding them in the report. 2. How d…
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