Vaccine Study: Monkeypox Post-Vaccine Breakthrough Risk is 1500 Times Greater than General Monkeypox Infection. Before Your Adjust for Demographics. After adjustment, it's Only 50 Greater
Vaccine Study: Monkeypox Post-Vaccine Breakthrough Risk is 1500 Times Greater than General Monkeypox Infection. Before Your Adjust for Demographics. After adjustment, it's Only 50 Greater
People on this planet have a 0.00076% chance of running into anyone with Monkeypox. Yet, somehow, 90 breakthrough cases were found in a study in Chicago among the vaccinated.
Vaccine Study: Monkeypox Post-Vaccine Breakthrough Risk is 1500 Times Greater than General Monkeypox Infection. Before Your Adjust for Demographics. After adjustment, it's Only 50 Greater
In a study in JAMA, 7,339 people received the JYNNEOS Monkeypox vaccine.
Ninety patients developed monkeypox after vaccination.
Eight of these cases happened more than 28 days following vaccination.
From this, we can calculate the relative risk and the odds ratio of getting Monkeypox following vaccination compared to the baseline for the rest of the world.
World Population: 7.753 Billion
Monkeypox Cases worldwide (start of study): 59,179
Incidence: 59,179 / 7,753,000,000
Study Sample: 7,339
Monkeypox Cases following vaccination: 90
Incidence: 90/7,339
Q:Which is larger? The study incidence or the world (baseline) incidence?
Relative risk ratio (aka incidence rate ratio, or IRR) =
RR = IRR = 1,587
Odds Ratio = 1,606
So, people who are vaccinated in the study are about 1500-1600 times more likely to experience a case of monkeypox.
The study reports that most of the cases in the world occurred in men who have sex with men (same for the study population in Chicago). Worldwide, about 3% of men have had sex with men (that’s about 232,000,000 men). Adjusting the denominator in the “world group” give us a relative risk of 48 and an odds ratio of 47, plus or minus 10 (95% confidence interval).
So, we can conclude that men who have sex with men in Chicago who are vaccinated against Monkeypox on the order of 50 times the risk of having a Monkeypox infection than men who have sex with men who are not vaccinated (RR 47 +/- 10; OR 48 +/- 10).
You can read all of the caveats on Medpage Today or refer to the study for the study sample demographics.
What (respectfully) do you think is going on?
Popular Rationalism and James Lyons-Weiler make no judgement on the sexual preferences or practices of anyone except pedophiles.
How does natural immunity work with monkeypox? A lot of people are taking the natural vaccine rectally.
could someone kindly elaborate on 'absolute' versus 'relative' risk. As I recall Pfizer showed in its studies the 'relative' effectiveness of the vaxx compared to placebo, though what they should have done is compare vaxx effectiveness general population. So how does this apply here with monkeypox (btw the 'k' in Monkeypox is silent :-)