SMLR modelling of an ECDS extract of 237k admission records to the emergency departments of an undisclosed NHS Trust: the healthy vaccinee effect confirmed using risk of hospitalisation
May not be your style, but I repeat hte following study suggestion:
Data sources: VAERS, FAERS, and vaccine rollout curves in the USA
Analysis:
Step 1: Look for spikes in deaths in FAERS over time (not VAERS), but only cases that never mention covid vaccines. Further confirm such mention is not being offloaded in VAERS in a kind of split reporting.
Step 2: Correlate death spikes with vaccine spikes
Rationale: No mention of covid vaccines in a FAERS report implies there was no suspicion of covid vaccines, hence there is no concept or reporting bias. Therefore, correlated death spikes would be caused by the vaccines.
Another cracking suggestion from your good self! The feeling in my bones this morning is to move away from COVID - at least for a while - and try to expand the Almanac in other ways. I’m sitting on some clinical databases that might just yield corking articles in other specialisms.
May not be your style, but I repeat hte following study suggestion:
Data sources: VAERS, FAERS, and vaccine rollout curves in the USA
Analysis:
Step 1: Look for spikes in deaths in FAERS over time (not VAERS), but only cases that never mention covid vaccines. Further confirm such mention is not being offloaded in VAERS in a kind of split reporting.
Step 2: Correlate death spikes with vaccine spikes
Rationale: No mention of covid vaccines in a FAERS report implies there was no suspicion of covid vaccines, hence there is no concept or reporting bias. Therefore, correlated death spikes would be caused by the vaccines.
Another cracking suggestion from your good self! The feeling in my bones this morning is to move away from COVID - at least for a while - and try to expand the Almanac in other ways. I’m sitting on some clinical databases that might just yield corking articles in other specialisms.