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Lesson number 1 of EMT school: we don't diagnose.
Chief
^yep. We just react. Triage, patch the holes, fill the pipes, stabilize, transport.
Rising Star
This is an MIT study, haven’t seen it reported anywhere but the results are a bit freaky. Can understand why younger folks may skip the vax
Conversation Starter
Did my earlier post with this link get deleted?
https://www.techarp.com/science/mit-pfizer-vaccine-heart-problems/
It explains some of the flaws and limitations with the study.
Rising Star
Why wouldn’t I want to read that? It’s helpful context.
It’s interesting the lab study produced such a statically different result than the ems diagnosis. Ems are that bad?
Enthusiast
Remember when this was considered mis information 😂
Conversation Starter
This doesn’t prove anything. It was a poorly designed and limited statistical analysis. You’ve apparently glossed over the discussion in this thread.
Plenty of studies also show the rate of heart problems is much higher with Covid than the vaccine.
So what was misinformation?
Conversation Starter
I like to see how other scientists break down these types of studies. I can't speak to the website below as I've never heard of it, but the doctor seems to make some good observations on potential flaws or limitations of this study.
https://www.techarp.com/science/mit-pfizer-vaccine-heart-problems/
It’s an MIT analysis of existing data out of Israel with the goal of improving data collection bc of under and over reporting and self reporting biases that exist.
“This study aims to explore how additional data sources, such as those from emergency medical services (EMS), can complement self-reporting vaccine surveillance systems in identifying COVID-19 related public health trends.”
News flash: it can't. For a large variety of reasons:
- caller reports are largely wrong
- EMS practitioners don't diagnose
- EMS practitioners are not equipped to know what's truly going on
- EMS practitioner documentation is poor at best and would be exceedingly difficult to accurately draw broad accurate conclusions from
- The inherent nature of EMS call environments is hard to take into account in data analysis
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its likely due to the mRNA vaccines increasing cardiovascular issues. prepare yourself for some jaw dropping Lancet disinformation (also, you should probably get an adenovirus vaccine as it somehow reduces non-accident, non-covid deaths): https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=4072489