For identified decedents, records in Oregon's immunization information system were reviewed for documentation of mRNA COVID-19 vaccination received ≤100 days before death No death certificate attributed death to vaccination.
The CDC admits there is a small probability of COVID vaccine-induced myo- or pericarditis, see, e.g., here and here, but it can't get itself to admit there is any measurable risk of COVID vaccine-induced myo death, even to the point of dishonesty.
The European study found the vaccine-induced myo death rate for all ages to be 1 in 129.
We know myo incidence is heightened among young adults, but there is conflicting information as to whether, compared to other age groups, their myo death rate is higher or lower, so we'll just stick with 1 in 129 for ages 16-30.
Then we'd expect to observe 495,856/1,971,249 = 0.25 vaccine-induced myo death, which rounds to zero deaths.
Then we would expect about 46,253,970/1,971,249 = 23.5 vaccine-induced myo deaths nationwide among ages 16-30 in that time period.
Why do such small probabilities matter? Because contrary to the findings in some studies, several others have concluded that at least for some subgroups, e.g., young adult males after a second dose of Moderna, the risk of COVID vaccine-induced myo or even myo death may be higher than after COVID-induced myo.
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