Before the vaccination, an estimated 900,000 people in the US experience blood clots each year. 100K die from them or 3 per 1000. In the case of the J&J or the AstroZenenca vaccines, it's 1 per million. Does it mean we should ignore the possibility? No but we need to weigh the risk-benefit ratio carefully. If we vaccinated the total 320 million Americans with J&J vaccine we might expect 320 extra deaths without careful follow-up treatment. If every one of 320 million Americans were infected with coronavirus we can expect 5.4 million extra deaths.
Women can face higher risk due to increased estrogen often caused by certain birth control pills; hormone therapy used after menopause; or pregnancy, for up to 6 weeks after giving birth. People with certain chronic medical illnesses, such as heart disease; lung disease; cancer and its treatment; and inflammatory bowel disease, can face increased risks for blood clots.
Your little article is just what we would from a Russian provocateur. Sam, take another shot of vodka and chill.
