The Bradford Hill Criteria – ‘cuz the cowards of Causation denial need complete conversion: Slide by slide – all criteria assessed — Dr. Jessica Rose | Unacceptable Jessica

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By Jessica Rose

Slide 1: The 10 Bradford Hill Criteria. The World Health Organization (WHO) requires that only 5 are satisfied to show evidence of causation. I will use 10.

Slide 2: This is Moderna’s ‘efficacy data’ that reveals safety issues. The chi-square test indicates a statistically-significant difference between Severe Adverse Events (SAEs) in placebo versus messenger RNA (mRNA)-1273 groups. And it’s messed up how 2.7 times higher rate for mRNA arm. Sounds like old Moderna needs to go back to the drawing board to me.

Slide 3: R = 1 means perfect correlation. Not by chance. Each dot is the number of doses/disability per state.

Slide 4: Same but different.

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