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Two comments if I may. Firstly to agree that stroke consultations occur in the context of either follow up after admission for acute stroke (CVA) or after urgent referral for a Transient Ischaemic Accident (TIA- sometimes called mini stroke). Most people would only be seen once or twice and them back to community GP care. So they do reflect acute events not a backlog. The other interesting observation is the 300 mg Aspirin- that dose is only used as a one off (stat) dose for people presenting with an ischaemic heart event eg heart attack. (To be 100% accurate will include people who had suspected event that was then refuted.) Subsequent doses are 75mg- so the rise in 300mg Aspirin is definitely a signal of increased presentation of new acute coronary events.

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The thing is...

CNNBBC tell the Rat Juice addicts that the Rat Juice has saved 'billions of lives!!!'

So even if they become aware of this data they will dismiss it because the benefits far outweigh the benefits.

And it would not occur to them to question CNNBBC ... pointing out that billions (not even millions) died when Covid was supposedly more deadly and there was not Rat Juice available.

Therefore.. this article is just white noise for the Rat Juice addicts.

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If the herds of modern moron slaves couldn't care less about mortality... they are even less inclined to care about morbidity... if they even know what this means!

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“I note that the CDC/FDA announcement on strokes only found an increased risk in the 3 weeks after vaccination, compared with the following three weeks”

That’s because the study only followed individuals for a maximum of three weeks following ‘vaccination’, thereby allowing weasel words that suggest any risk is past after three weeks. Ethically bankrupt, but I’ve come to expect that from these captured regulatory agencies.

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