I have been going back and forth with someone on here and I realized that I really dont know where all these numbers the CDC reports comes from. Do they rely on Vaers, another systems, the death certificates created at the hospital? The numbers are obviously important and for some reason a very important tool, like Vaers, has been reported to only be 2% of actual events?
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People say that VAERS is unreliable, but they are verifiable reports mostly made by doctors. The application takes over 40 minutes to fill out, which, when drs are under pressure, means not many are made, I've seen estimates as low as 1% of cases. On the other hand, the Medicare records represent over 18% of the USA that collects insurance moneys. Claims are made, when a patient requires treatment, and vax status is recorded. The records are granular to the individual level and should be readable (with private identifying details redacted) by the public as many were forced onto the program: At least people should be able to gauge whether the program is working for them. However, it is hard to get those records.
And to be fair, I am not claiming the CDC numbers are wrong, Dr's I follow are claiming that. You and I can just go off of what's available, I get that. Not fighting, just trying to find the truth.
Why is is so difficult to get these records? I have heard another doctor state that hospital are not being transparent with their records.. I imagine it's the same records your speaking of.