1. Compare this Study with Actual Numbers of People who Died After Boosters
    Pamela Koefoed Pamela Koefoed United States says:
    January 3, 2023 at 4:53 PM

    I know enough about how clinical research is done to identify 3 reasons why this study gives an unclear and inaccurate portrayal of the writer’s premise.The study didn’t include enough participants. Nor does the article report adverse affects. And we aren’t told enough about the participants. Furthermore, this doesn’t relieve the concern that people have around the world regarding the sheer number of sudden deaths, particularly among young adults, following boosters.

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