Some of the numbers in the Fraiman et al. snippet are weird. The difference between the placebo event rates in the Pfizer and Moderna studies 17.6 versus 42.2 per 10,000) is larger than the difference between the active and placebo groups in either trial.
I've had both jabs, and both boosters, and still can run sub 7 for a mile easy, and a stout 50k and 100k race. No myo-whatever. No covid either, despite living a normal life around large and small gatherings, and shopping at peak shopping time in grocery stores etc.
I've never once been contacted to submit anything to VAERS. Sooooo...... quite a flawed database, eh?
Some of the numbers in the Fraiman et al. snippet are weird. The difference between the placebo event rates in the Pfizer and Moderna studies 17.6 versus 42.2 per 10,000) is larger than the difference between the active and placebo groups in either trial.
I've had both jabs, and both boosters, and still can run sub 7 for a mile easy, and a stout 50k and 100k race. No myo-whatever. No covid either, despite living a normal life around large and small gatherings, and shopping at peak shopping time in grocery stores etc.
I've never once been contacted to submit anything to VAERS. Sooooo...... quite a flawed database, eh?