On: The U.S. may be missing human cases of bird flu, scientists say

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Before, initial reporting showed much higher percents because we massively underestimated how many people got sick but were asymptomatic or had so little symptoms they barely noticed.

[dyauspitr → tick_tock_tick]

Yes but I’m wondering if in addition to that did the vaccination have a massive effect on the those numbers.

[tick_tock_tick → dyauspitr]

It had a near 0 or a small rounding from zero effect on overall mortality. Covid rarely, even with co-morbidities, killed people.

Vaccinated people had a significantly lower chance of death but the overall death rate was so tiny it basically doesn't move the needle.

[dyauspitr → tick_tock_tick]

I feel like you’re just opining. Do you know this for a fact/have any sources?