DavidAOlson
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ORIGINAL: Mark Anderson ... I remember a time when one college football player got myocarditis and it was the apocalypse. Cancel the season. College football was not not cancelled because of one case of myocarditis, however serious. quote:
Now 100s of cases have been reported from getting vaccine and it is like , MEH. Do it for the team. No. Several hundred people who got the vaccine also got myocarditis, which is about the same number of people who would have gotten myocarditis, but maybe a few more or perhaps the timing was suspicious in some cases. It's possible, for example, that more cases were found because people were more likely to get every issue checked out after vaccination. In young men, most myocarditis cases are minor, with no known cause, and resolve quickly; so it wouldn't be surprising if many cases go undiagnosed in normal times. So it's not clear whether any of the different vaccines caused or worsened any of these cases. And to repeat what I posted above, there is a large team of people gathering as much data as they can about each case in an attempt to resolve this issue. At this point, compared to the speculative risks from that issue, the established risks from COVID are several orders of magnitude larger.
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