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Mark Wauck's avatar

Here's what I meant to add. Think about this "anecdotal" evidence in combination with non-anecdotal evidence, i.e., collected data/stats--all cause mortality. When you see all cause mortality significantly above a 5 year rolling average and you start hearing anecdotal accounts from doctors and nurses like this, you have an obligation to sort that out. That's the beginning of science, of wisdom. But it's also a moral imperative.

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Yancey Ward's avatar

Anecdotes are not data, but this is disturbing if the story about the hospital actively suppressing attempts to utilize VAERS because you know this is not an isolated attempt given the politics involved. Will continue to follow this story to see where it goes.

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