A paper they put together that was published in the journal Cureus lays out how the researchers came to this determination.
The risk period in the study was defined as 10 days or less following injection with "vaccination day" representing Day 1. The control period was defined as day 11 through day 180.
Two groups were established based on age with Group 1 representing individuals aged 65 and older, and Group 2 representing individuals aged 64 or younger. Group 1 saw 1,311 deaths and Group 2 saw 247 deaths.
Based on these established parameters, the researchers found that the death toll within the 10-day risk period was 71 percent for Group 1 and 70 percent for Group 2.
Within the 10-day risk period, researchers noted that most deaths occurred on the second day, meaning one day after the person got injected. After that, the bulk of remaining deaths occurred on days three and four, meaning most people who die from COVID injections do so within the first four days after injection...<<<Read More>>>...
