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by Herman Steigstra | 21 Mar 2024, 21:03

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  1. Elisa

    I would like to see the figures of the over/under-mortality of Urk!

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  2. Godfather

    Fortunately for the government, registration is sloppy and there are unvaccinated people. Otherwise, the conclusion was inevitable: it was at the expense of lives and health.

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  3. LN

    I had been wondering for some time how strongly the statement of that "Healthy Vaccinee Effect" is substantiated. Found a recent study https://www.ijidonline.com/article/S1201-9712(24)00046-8/fulltext with a sharp conclusion.
    But it also says nothing about vaccination itself as a cause of death. (There are 3 groups: no vax, 0 – 4 wk after vax and > 4 wk after vax.) In any case, interesting reading.

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    1. LN

      (I just wanted to write "as a possible cause".)

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  4. C de Vries

    Wonder if Healthy Vaccinee could have an effect especially in the beginning of the vaccination program (as opposed to the beginning of the vaccination program). Ruben van Galen's assumption that it is always the least healthy who get vaccinated). In my opinion, it was more difficult for them to visit the massively visited vaccination locations (with queues) on their own.

    At the tail end of the vaccination program, this effect may well have turned into an unhealthy vaccine effect because more people (e.g. those covered by the Long-Term Care Act) were still vaccinated at that time.

    Has this option been considered as a co-explanation?

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    1. Herman Steigstra

      We are not even concerned with which percentage is the most correct, but that there is a hidden uncertainty in the figures. Searching for the "most plausible vaccination coverage" seems more meaningful. But more importantly, it's ultimately a battle for the small numbers. Does vaccination now give a protection of 10% or -10%. The 95% we were promised has completely disappeared from the picture

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