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The PUBLIC #VAERS system was set up so independent researchers could use the data for, well, research. What would those researchers do with the full understanding of how manipulated their data is? 1/
@aravindmc has noticed that if there are two reports on the same event the one deleted is the worse one, generally speaking. What is actually happening is that they delete subsequent reports from the PUBLIC data. Only the first remains. 2/
If updates are made to any given report, these are not updated in the original report. So dr Michael who died of ITP early in the launch, remains not died in the PUBLIC data. 3/
It's true. CDC, FDA (all agencies) should just release the data. These agencies have seroprevalence, contact tracing, and biodistribution data, etc. Release the information.
If we are wrong, and the droves of injured ppl reporting to us are lying, we will gladly acquiesce!!
If we are wrong, and the droves of injured ppl reporting to us are lying, we will gladly acquiesce!!
We already have multiple reports that the CDC is padding their numbers. I'd be willing to bet that the data shows an explosion of symptoms within households following each vaccination!
COVID-19 doesn't discriminate, but generations of structural racism have left people of color more vulnerable to this virus. The CDC should #releasethedata – & @RepPressley, @RepKarenBass, @RepRobinKelly, @RepBarbaraLee & I have a new bill to mandate it. theroot.com/congress-must-…
People of color are more likely to live in neighborhoods with polluted air & dirty water. They’re less likely to have insurance or have their health problems taken seriously. And they’re more likely to work low-wage frontline jobs that put their lives at risk during this crisis.
The COVID-19 demographic data trickling out from places like MI & IL are exposing the deep inequalities in our communities. This virus is making those disparities worse. We must confront this problem head-on, but we need all the data to do it. theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/…
