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by logicalmonster
1212 days ago
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> I would think that, with the number of people who received it, any issues would have been sussed out by now A large sample size means less if the problems are longer-term in nature such as an increase in cancer rates down the road or problems with fertility, which might take more time to fully detect and understand. And a large sample size means little without a control group: yet if some people had their way, there'd be no control group left. |
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