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Well, I certainly have no expertise here. But the folks I've seen tweeting about the decision to pause use of the Janssen vaccine seem to have overlooked this, which seems sort of relevant.
Source: https://www.washingtonpost.com/health/2021/04/13/johnson-and-johnson-vaccine-blood-clots/
Also in the article:
"What made the clots particularly unusual was the low platelets associated with them, which suggest the immune system is reacting to the vaccine — something virtually unseen in healthy young individuals..."
Also in the article:
"What made the clots particularly unusual was the low platelets associated with them, which suggest the immune system is reacting to the vaccine — something virtually unseen in healthy young individuals..."
Continuing this theme...
A whole lot of tweeters (most of them not social scientists) are just assuming they know how the decision will affect public attitudes towards vaccines.
I'd urge more humility. People are complicated.
A whole lot of tweeters (most of them not social scientists) are just assuming they know how the decision will affect public attitudes towards vaccines.
I'd urge more humility. People are complicated.
