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by PragmaticPulp
1806 days ago
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4% versus 2% in the longer term study. > Although this is pure randomness with such close measurements. That's not how this works at scale. We need larger studies, yes, but you can't simply dismiss a doubling of long-term symptom reports. At population scale, even a 1-2% incidence means millions of people. |
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