And in 2 posts already I have posted that 160 deaths in 110 million vaccinated people in the USA is a high rate compared to 0 deaths in 20 million vaccinated people in the UK where the difference is the time between doses - 3 weeks v 8-12 weeks.
In comaprison maybe, but high over all no. And without data on those 160 individuals verifying that they were healthy individuals not something to worry about.
Partially and fully vaccinated people in the UK have contracted Covid, the fact that none have died (but I cant find this stated anywhere for sure) isnt defintive proof it was because they waited 8-12 weeks for a second dose, it could equally be due to more ready acces to health care via the NHS. We dont know what vaccine the people who got covid had, nor what their preexisting conditions were. Yoru conclusons at this time are tenuous as best.
If the evidence out of the UK re longer intervals for Pfizer doses (outside the elderly cohort who were the focus of a study and generally have weaker immune systems so poorer response to vacicnnation) is so strong we would be seeing other countries recommending delaying second shot, but this isnt happening anywhere that I can see.
So as previously stated I will be proceeding in accordance with ATAGI, the quicker one is fully vaccinated the better.
And you obviously think the AZ is really dangerous when in Australia the death rate from AZ clots is 1 in 2 million or a third of the rate of those vaccination deaths in the US.
I think the clot rate for AZ is high at 1/200k and its a risk Id rather not take even though its treatable.
Experts across the world have agreed that the risk of dying from a AZ induced blood clot is higher than the risk of dying from Covid in helathy under 50s (in fact under 60s in huge parts of Europe).
As previously stated the death rate for under 50s in Australia from AZ induced blood clots is higher than 1 in 2 million, because the number of under 50s who have actually had AZ in Australia is well under a million.
I simply feel no need to take a risk (of clots or death) with AZ vaccine when there is a readily available alternative vaccine in Pfizer which is what is recommended for my age.
The chances of getting Covid in Australia right now are very small, and if I did the chances of me dying from it are miniscule. No one under 50 has died in NSW from Covid. The chances of getting Covid after being fully vaccinated are even smaller, and the chances that the outcome would be fatal when vaccine reduces severity are microscopic.
Then there is a possible problem developing with the Pfizer vaccine and myocarditis
I googled this when you first mentioned it the other day, in the USA at least the CDC says incidence of myocarditis following Pfizer is no higher or lower than in populations who arent vaccinated. We need to wait for confirmed connection.
You say there has been 160 deaths from the 110m (guessing mRNAjabs, Pfizer, Moderna and Johnson). Has there been any outline of cause(s)?
None provided on this thread anywhere.
Yes they died in hospital with Covid.
but could have also had other comorbidities. And we know that not everyone who is vaccinated with any vaccine goes on to develop immunity, some peopel just have very poor performing immune systems and are cough at making antibodies.