And when you really think about it, it makes perfect sense. This is mostly down to the fact that I own their stock of course.
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My missus got one this weekend, and just like you, she has no health issues. She even rang up her surgery to find out why she got nominated, they had no idea. We were a little apprehensive, especially considering how likely it would have been the AstreZeneca one, as Pfizer is given to the older folks and with health issues such as those taking anticoagulants. In the end, she went for it and you're right it seems the numbers of patients with blood clots are far low to be concerned about.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-56360646
37 cases of blood clots recorded out of 17 million vaccinations. That's 0.000002%. I can partly understand taking precautionary measures but I'd be surprised if they ever tie in those kind of statistics as anything other than probability across such a large number of people. VTE causes over 500,000 deaths across the EU each year. How are they going to decide which ones are caused by vaccinations? The idea of cause and effect surely can't be lost on people. DVT, CVT or pulmonary embolisms can randomly kill people within anything from hours to months down the line.
Pausing use of the vaccine will certainly cost more lives than what come from any side effects or speculated side effects. That lack of access and reduced confidence will stop people taking it. You said it yourself in this thread, based on a minute and precautionary statistical move.
BTW what the hell are the Czechs doing right now, sprinkling coronavirus on their breakfast cereal?
37 cases of blood clots recorded out of 17 million vaccinations. That's 0.000002%. I can partly understand taking precautionary measures but I'd be surprised if they ever tie in those kind of statistics as anything other than probability across such a large number of people. VTE causes over 500,000 deaths across the EU each year. How are they going to decide which ones are caused by vaccinations? The idea of cause and effect surely can't be lost on people. DVT, CVT or pulmonary embolisms can randomly kill people within anything from hours to months down the line.
Pausing use of the vaccine will certainly cost more lives than what come from any side effects or speculated side effects. That lack of access and reduced confidence will stop people taking it. You said it yourself in this thread, based on a minute and precautionary statistical move.
BTW what the hell are the Czechs doing right now, sprinkling coronavirus on their breakfast cereal?
That also works the other way around though.
The Paul Ehrlich institute are experts, they advised to stop the vaccination with AstraZeneca for now - how would it look for the average Joe If we keep using it against the advice from experts? Let just one person die from it or develop severe complications and no one is gonna take it anymore.
The AstraZeneca vaccine has a bad reputation already anyway with people not eager on getting it, If we kept using it just like that, brushing aside possible side effects, that'd be the final nail in the coffin for their vaccine.
The Paul Ehrlich institute are experts, they advised to stop the vaccination with AstraZeneca for now - how would it look for the average Joe If we keep using it against the advice from experts? Let just one person die from it or develop severe complications and no one is gonna take it anymore.
The AstraZeneca vaccine has a bad reputation already anyway with people not eager on getting it, If we kept using it just like that, brushing aside possible side effects, that'd be the final nail in the coffin for their vaccine.
