Comments by "Grave Peril" (@graveperil2169) on ""Clear link between AstraZeneca and rare blood clots" | DW News" video.

shall we just add the 7 deaths from clots on to the 26 covid deaths the UK had yesterday and we are on 33 deaths that compares to 197 in France and 76 in Germany you could add 7 every day to the UK figure and vaccines are still better than not being vaccinated
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the UK dosed people by age old to young so the younger cases have only just become visible
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I would expect so it explains why there have been so few up to now as the UK started with the oldist and started to work down
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@aleksandersuur9475 thats why the EU never took AZ to court its the EU that is breaking the law or would be if they were not busy rewriting it
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the problem is that it appears to be the younger people at higher risk of clots while most of the 31 million are the older population less risk of clots greater risk of covid. as the vaccination program moves to younger age groups clotting becomes a bigger issue
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@kaifeiyu would not call vaccinating the at risk groups first dumb luck
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@kaifeiyu over 18 3 in a million under 18 its 10 in a million
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@kaifeiyu can not find a number for the AZ split in the UK but working it back the other way 7 deaths in a qtr so 28 in the year would need aprox 10 million people vaccinated but that is deaths if you basis it on cases 30 then you need aprox 40 million to make the risk equal to the normal level
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@kaifeiyu I don't think it is less considering the vaccines have only been given out in large number over the last 3 months and that a Large number (half??) of the vaccines in the UK are the Pfizer version
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people die all the time
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@kaifeiyu instead we used the vaccine we had on the people at risk, As the EU keeps saying they don't have enough vaccine why are they vaccinating those at low risk?
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@howtoshootstraighthtss4948 yes it would hence the UK now placing a age cap of 30 on the AZ vaccine
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