Anonymous #1 11w

Went off? No I was actually surprisingly polite, shouldn’t have been tho

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Anonymous OP 11w

So it sounds like you denied science and regretted not being a terrible person on top of that

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I mean - I won’t deny that the Covid vaccine has been linked to an incidence rate of myocarditis? 5 per 100k, specifically. And that’s higher than zero. the myocarditis risk for acute covid infection is 146 per 100k, though. and it elevates your risk for years afterwards. I think it’s the second part you’re ignoring.

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Anonymous #2 11w

If you stratify by age group, vaccine, and gender I think the risk only becomes close for young men (IIRC like 16-25?) who got 2 doses of Moderna. The solution for them is probably just to get Pfizer or space the doses out lol. Vaccine-related myocarditis is likely almost a non-issue compared to COVID-related myocarditis

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Anonymous #2 11w

Bro just quoted the cdc 🤣

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Anonymous OP 11w

or you’re an idiot. that’s an option too. highly supported by fact you don’t know there’s a “view author affiliations” button

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Anonymous #2 11w

And look who’s at the front of that shit 💀

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Anonymous OP 11w

Are you saying there’s no association between COVID and myocarditis?

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Anonymous #3 11w

https://www.ahajournals.org/doi/full/10.1161/CIRCULATIONAHA.122.059970 ChAdOx1 is AstraZeneca and wasn’t approved in the US so disregard that one. BNT162b2 is Pfizer/BioNTech and mRNA-1273 is Moderna. The benefits outweighed the risks in all cases except men <40 (usually 16-25) who got 2 doses of Moderna and didn’t space them out more than directed

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Anonymous #3 11w

jk this study seems to say the opposite for the spacing for Moderna for some reason, but I think most other studies say that spacing them out more reduced the likelihood of myocarditis

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Anonymous OP 11w

Bro quoted a certified peer reviewed source what an idiot 💀💀💀 Do you hear yourself

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