Dr. Andreas Greinacher discovered the link between the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine and rare, severe blood clots, and he wants people to know it’s still safe to get the jab.
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I'd say this is why, excerpt from the article from a researcher:
While his team continues to investigate what exactly causes this reaction, Greinacher said that there are far fewer people developing this antibody response than are getting sick with COVID-19.
“The number of individuals being severely sickened by the pandemic, by COVID-19, outnumber those who suffer from the vaccination reaction by several orders of magnitude,” he said.
While he said it is not up to him who is approved for the vaccine and who isn’t, he doesn’t think stopping vaccinations is the right decision.
“It would be dangerous to stop vaccination, only because of the fear, for a very rare adverse event,”he said.
Thinking about the dangers we face each day, driving a car on a busy highway, riding a bicycle in major cities, they are far greater risks than the clotting issue associated with the AstraZeneca vaccine, he said.
“Running down the road with a motorcycle is by far, far, far more dangerous than getting the vaccine,” he said. “Take 1.4 million motorcycle riders, let them drive two weeks, how many severe accidents, you will see.”