新型コロナワクチン接種によって起こる重いアレルギー反応「アナフィラキシー」。米国では20万件に約1件に対し、日本はその20倍。田村厚労相が「件数が多い」と認める事態となっている。日本人は副反応が出やすいのか。医療ガバナンス研究所理事長の上昌広氏の分析は？https://t.co/DTi5qc8KQl
— 日刊ゲンダイDIGITAL (@nikkan_gendai) March 10, 2021
「ワクチン接種の数日後に亡くなった場合、自然死と判断されます。でも、本当に自然死なのか、ワクチン接種によって強い炎症反応が起こり、持病が悪化して死に至ったのか、因果関係がハッキリしないのが実情です。もし、ワクチン接種の数日後、体調が悪くなったら、すぐに主治医に相談すべきです」（上昌広氏）Fact check: No links found between vaccination and deaths
.This article was updated March 3 to reflect new developments for Germany.
In each case, there's more to the story than meets the eye. DW reviewed several cases in Germany, Spain, the United States, Norway, Belgium, and Peru, finding that in all cases experts from multiple health authorities could not find causal links between the vaccination and deaths.
Norway: '30 people died in nursing homes following the coronavirus vaccine'
The European Medicines Agency'sPharmacovigilance Risk Assessment Committee (PRAC) also investigated the cases, stating in a report that "the review did not reveal any safety concerns," adding, "(multiple) pre-existing diseases seemed to be a plausible explanation for death. In some individuals, palliative care had already been initiated before vaccination."
When assessing the cases, an article in the British Medical Association's peer-reviewed medical trade journal quotes Steinar Madsen, medical director of the Norwegian Medicines Agency saying, "There is no certain connection between these deaths and the vaccine." Instead, Madsen said that "common adverse reactions, that are not dangerous in fitter, younger patients and are not unusual with vaccines, may aggravate underlying disease in the elderly."
"We are not alarmed or worried about this, because these are very rare occurrences and they occurred in very frail patients with very serious disease," he said
「わからない」 のではなく因果関係をみつけることはできなかった、特定の因果関係はない、安全性に懸念はない、と専門家たちは言っている。
どの研究機関が「わからない」と言っているのかはっきりさせるべき。
Vaccine effect now clear in Norway death rate: agency
“This might be an early sign that the most elderly are now protected, following vaccination, but could also be an effect of infection prevention measures,” the Norwegian Institute of Public Health wrote in a weekly report published on Wednesday.
In the report, the agency noted that the declining death rate correlated closely with a fall in the number of those above the age of 80 testing positive for the virus, and also with a decline in the number of deaths reported in old people’s homes.
Espen Nakstad, Norway’s assistant health director, said that the clear correlation was “very gratifying”.
“This shows that the effect of vaccination is good on mortality in the highest age groups,” he told Norway’s state broadcaster NRK.
Just four deaths were recorded in the week ending March 7th, the lowest number since the end of October, with the number of deaths declining steadily since the week ending January 24th.
ノルウエーでは高齢者の感染率、死亡率は確実に減少しており、さまざまな予防効果とワクチン効果のあらわれであろう、と。
週刊ゲンダイって、政権批判の最前線にいたわけだが、いい加減な”専門家”を引用して、ワクチン行政を批判しているつもりかもしれんが、不安を煽ることでワクチン行政の遅滞について批判できなくなっているし、これで、ワクチンを躊躇う人がでてくれば本人にも、日本のためにもならない。
記事を読んでもらうために不安を煽る・・・・ひどいよ。
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