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    Kindra178 is offline Red Diamond level (10,000+ posts)
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    Default Myocarditis update

    1/22,000 today. Numbers not broken down by boys v.
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    I’m at work doing pediatric side today. Could you share your source? Several people are interested.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kindra178 View Post
    1/22,000 today. Numbers not broken down by boys v.
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    Is this with the vaccine or with Covid? Is that considered high or average?

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    July 30 MMWR.


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    Quote Originally Posted by dogmom View Post
    I’m at work doing pediatric side today. Could you share your source? Several people are interested.
    Here’s the specific link to that article in the July 30 MMWR:

    https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/70/...DC_921-DM62612


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    Quote Originally Posted by NCGrandma View Post
    HereÂ’s the specific link to that article in the July 30 MMWR:

    https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/70/...DC_921-DM62612


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    Oh, the MMWR. I get it, but hadnÂ’t looked at the charts.

    Here is the disclaimer for the report:

    “The findings in this report are subject to at least five limitations. First, VAERS is a passive surveillance system and is subject to underreporting and reporting biases (7); however, under EUA, health care providers are required to report all serious events following vaccination. Second, medical review of reported deaths following vaccination is dependent on availability of medical records, death certificates, and autopsy reports, which might be unavailable or not available in a timely manner. Third, lack of a statistical safety signal in planned monitoring does not preclude a safety concern. For example, although a statistically significant data mining alert has not been observed for myocarditis following Pfizer-BioNTech vaccination, myocarditis has been identified as an adverse event following mRNA COVID-19 vaccines in multiple surveillance systems (10). Fourth, this study was not designed to identify all cases of myocarditis; only reports that listed the MedDRA term “myocarditis” were included. Finally, v-safe is a voluntary self-enrollment program that requires children aged <15 years be enrolled by a parent or guardian and relies on vaccine administrators to promote the program. Therefore, v-safe data might not be generalizable to the overall vaccinated adolescent population.”

    There is a lot of fuzziness there. Also important to remember anyone can report an adverse effect to the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) and there is a certain percent of garbage input there. I know IÂ’m still filling out by V-Safe stuff, but the other 4 members of my family arenÂ’t.

    Here are the 14 reported adolescent deaths:
    Among the decedents, four were aged 12–15 years and 10 were aged 16–17 years. All death reports were reviewed by CDC physicians; impressions regarding cause of death were pulmonary embolism (two), suicide (two), intracranial hemorrhage (two), heart failure (one), hemophagocytic lymphohistiocytosis and disseminated Mycobacterium chelonae infection (one), and unknown or pending further records (six).

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