James Roguski Breaks Down Pfizer's Study That Led to the EUA Approval for 6-Month-Old Babies
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The study started with just under 1200 children, and by the time it ended, there were only 277 kids left. That alone should have invalidated the study.
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They then shrank the sample size from 277 down to 80 children, in which they did something called "immunobridging."
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Those 80 children made antibodies after the concoction, and from that data, they "inferred" that the so-called vaccine worked.
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