Right. And that is why so many people had a problem with the number of deaths that were blamed on covid when they had many other health issues going on at the same time. You just simply could not trust the numbers.Ken wrote: ↑Mon Aug 23, 2021 5:00 pmShort answer? No.
Reports of vaccine side effects are collected by the government here: https://www.cdc.gov/vaccinesafety/ensur ... index.html
But you can't use that information to answer your question because they don't have a systematic way of attributing deaths to the vaccine. Linking a specific death to the vaccine is problematic, especially if the patient had other co-morbidities. If you give the vaccine to a 90 year old patient with a heart condition and chronic respiratory problems and they die 2-weeks later was that due to the vaccine? Also most deaths are not systematically autopsied. I think the actual autopsy rate is only about 5%.
I find this then to be quite the double standard to deny vaccine deaths based on the fact the patient might have had other health issues. But it was okay to blame covet on a death even though the person has several other health issues going on at the same time do you not see the hypocrisy in that???