"Systemic reactions were significantly more common in the vaccine recipients versus those who got the placebo: fever, headache fatigue, myalgia, arthralgia; also pain, erythema and swelling at the injection site."
So they know which participants had reactions?
"There were 3 deaths that were “fatal serious adverse event related to vaccine or placebo”—not known which group the deceased participants belonged to as the blinding to group status was maintained."
But not if they died?
These two statements seem contradictory...
12466 vaccine recipients, with an NTT of 385, means they "treated" 32 people. Unknown how many of them would have died from RSV, I think it's safe to assume that they killed 3. Kill 3 to "treat" 32...
I don't trust the study. I don't trust the FDA. I wouldn't recommend this. But I'm no "expert"...
RSV first appeared as a chimpanzee respiratory virus where chimp renal cells were cultured to produce the human polio vaccines in the late 50s. RSV is a new name as calling it a chimp virus secondary to a polio vaccine would frighten the populace. Initially, this chimp virus killed quite a few people, but likely over the last 70 years it has modified itself to become more infectious and less lethal. Creating a vaccine to cover another vaccine complication with no liability for the producer of either vaccine for me speaks of risk. The true adverse reactions to Covid vaccine have yet to be revealed
"Systemic reactions were significantly more common in the vaccine recipients versus those who got the placebo: fever, headache fatigue, myalgia, arthralgia; also pain, erythema and swelling at the injection site."
So they know which participants had reactions?
"There were 3 deaths that were “fatal serious adverse event related to vaccine or placebo”—not known which group the deceased participants belonged to as the blinding to group status was maintained."
But not if they died?
These two statements seem contradictory...
12466 vaccine recipients, with an NTT of 385, means they "treated" 32 people. Unknown how many of them would have died from RSV, I think it's safe to assume that they killed 3. Kill 3 to "treat" 32...
I don't trust the study. I don't trust the FDA. I wouldn't recommend this. But I'm no "expert"...
RSV first appeared as a chimpanzee respiratory virus where chimp renal cells were cultured to produce the human polio vaccines in the late 50s. RSV is a new name as calling it a chimp virus secondary to a polio vaccine would frighten the populace. Initially, this chimp virus killed quite a few people, but likely over the last 70 years it has modified itself to become more infectious and less lethal. Creating a vaccine to cover another vaccine complication with no liability for the producer of either vaccine for me speaks of risk. The true adverse reactions to Covid vaccine have yet to be revealed