Was the UCLA and Stanford COVID Coronavirus Study Misrepresented?
A new study at UCLA and Stanford University found the chances of contracting or dying from Coronavirus are much lower than previously thought. The reason people should not continue to panic.
The UCLA Medical and Stanford University study finds that for 50 to 64 years old, the chances of dying from COVID-19 are 1 in 19.1 million, according to an OAN YouTube video. However, the study authors say it was a misrepresentation, reported WUSA9.
Latest death & side effects data on COVID-19 vaccine.
At-risk people
Although people continue to die or have side effects, the rate of undetected infection is exceptionally high because COVID-19 is airborne, WHO confirms. WHO is also studying the high probability that you can acquire coronavirus through airconditioning and ventilation in an enclosed office or facility.
Should I take the COVID-19 vaccine even if I’m healthy?
If you do not have underlying conditions like heart problems, diabetes, liver, or kidney disease, there’s no need to panic or isolate yourself. Although people continue to die, the rate of undetected infection is exceptionally high because COVID-19 is airborne, WHO confirms.
Should young people get COVID-19 vaccine?
WHO says kids exempt from COVID-19 vaccine for now.
