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Doc
This meant the unvaccinated were 10.1 times more likely to be hospitalized compared to vaccinated.
No it doesn’t. Because the percentage of Child vaccinations greatly lag that of the adults. Therefore, there are simply less vaccinated youngsters.
It is too early to conclude any real benefit. As they keep ignoring side effects.
virusrex
You are not contradicting what is written in the article, only give an explanation why this happens, which
But this is is already completely adequate data to debunk your previous comments that children have no risk from COVID, as evidenced by the last paragraph, where protection of children is taken as an important effect of community vaccination.
Raw Beer
Good time to remind people that in Japan, there are zero Covid-19 deaths among those below 20 years of age, after over 210,000 confirmed infections (actual infection number is expected to be much higher).
Sven Asai
That’s not a study, not scientific, not statistics, that’s just poor bs, and the greatest fun brings that decimal point number based on those low insufficient data points. lol
virusrex
The report explicitly contradict you in the methods
Kyakusenbi_Arimasu
The difference between variants is similar to the difference between melanin levels in the skin of humans. Same virus, just appears a bit different.
virusrex
And do you know what else has zero reports? people below 20 years of age that have any of the relatively common conditions of risk and that was infected by COVID, this can mean that those very numerous minors are still at very increased risk of complications and death and would benefit clearly from the vaccines.
Raw Beer
Yeah, those few who are obese, diabetic, have cancer ... might consider getting the vaccine. For the healthy ones, the risk from the vaccine is much greater than any potential minor benefit that vaccine might provide.
virusrex
But once again you fail to provide any evidence of this being more than just your own personal opinion, the available evidence do not support this conclusion.