
Originally Posted by
dr. d
side-effect hunting is much easier now,
1. internet;
2. awareness;
3. we are tens to hundreds of millions of vaccinations now, in a span of two years; something that used to take over ten years.
as a result, side effects that might have taken years to recognize and correlate, are now avidly being sought after.
my thoughts,
is it possible, that the traditional vaccines of yesteryears, had side effects also, but were not readily picked up because of the much longer time span distribution, and because the investigators were not privileged by near-instantaneous sharing and comparison of results with other colleagues worldwide?