[rxsid]

"So they’ve identified 6 cases of shingles in a population where over 5.6 million have been vaccinated? That’s one in a million."

From the article:

"Out of 491 patients, six people or 1.2 percent experienced the infection, researchers said."

[2aProtectsTheRest]

So yes, it’s 6 people in their selected population. And what is the normal background rate for that particular group? And can the results be seen among an actually significant number (tens of thousands - not <500) of persons?

I’m not saying it isn’t worth looking into - it is - but rather than it’s not significant or worthy of panic on its own.