Analysis in an email I received w/ “Emails in the group are for informational purposes only and are NOT meant to be on the record or for press purposes or medical advice.” So do your own follow-up research, as usual:
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Relative vs. absolute risk calcs. CDC’s relative risk calcs ignore the mildness of the Delta variants (and, as always, the use of prophylaxis and treatments that could have prevented hospitalizations). I ignored the “cases” numbers in their chart (as we know the CDC told everyone to stop doing PCR testing of the vax’d in June and testing of people with no symptoms has always been fraudulent, ETC.) The table on top is the one from the CDC, where even the simple arithmetic is incorrect (fooling with the numbers without correcting the calcs?). The table below corrects CDC’s calcs of the input data hi-lighted in Green and adds the calculations of ABSOLUTE RISK. Thus, again from the data, the RISK of taking these COVID shots is 60%+ higher than not taking them, as measured only by elevated D-dimer test levels indicating at least micro blood clotting is going on.
Source: https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/70/wr/mm7034e1.htm
Comparing with the risk just according to the under-reported VAERS system (and multiply the VAERS data shown in table below by 10 to approximate 10% of cases reported; and multiply the CDC numbers for the last week shown above beginning July 19 by 7 to get the weekly cumulative risk of 1.78 * 7 = 12. 5 per 100K risk of hospitalization with COVID illness if UNvaccinated VERSUS the risk of hospitalization with taking the COVID-19 vaccine per 100,000 persons of 6.6* 10 = 66 per 100K
So, similarly 5. 3 times greater risk of being hospitalized post-COVID vaccine than of hospitalized with a serious COVID case if you are unvaccinated.
I’ve also included COVID death rate by age so you can easily see what a small percentage of deaths are caused by COVID. Yes, traffic accidents are a much higher risk, etc. Source:
https://datavisualizations.heritage.org/public-health/covid-19-deaths-by-age
