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Well, I certainly have no expertise here. But the folks I& #39;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">https://www.washingtonpost.com/health/20... 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">https://www.washingtonpost.com/health/20... 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& #39;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& #39;d urge more humility. People are complicated.
