[Abathar]

"The review collects together previous research and case reports, and according to the team behind it, the data are enough to warrant further investigation. In any given year, the incidence of ATM is estimated to be just 1.34 to 4.6 cases per million people. By contrast, during a 10-month period, the incidence of ATM amongst COVID-19 patients alone has ended up being around 0.5 cases per million, setting off red flags for the researchers."

Okay people, help me out here. On an average given year they're saying 1.34 to 4.6 cases of ATM occurs without any help From Covid. Now you take a separate million people that HAVE Covid and .5 percent of them in a ten month period have contracted it.

Unless I'm mistaken, couldn't you infer that Covid actually REDUCES your likelihood of getting it? What am I missing here.

[Abathar]

Ignore the word percent, suppose to be cases

[null and void]

What am I missing here.

I'd venture that we are all missing the first casualty in any war.

The truth.

[DoughtyOne]

Yes.

I came to the same conclusion.

Someone doesn’t understand how to assess this data.

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