Lisa Gralinski
@lisagralinski.bsky.social
Virologist at UNC, travel and food lover.
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This is not how preventative interventions work.
No individual knows that their death was prevented by vaccine. Many people get COVID and dp not die. Was this due to vaccine?
Modeling and statistical estimates are the ways to estimate the impacts.
His desire for "real data" is real bullshit.
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No individual knows that their death was prevented by vaccine. Many people get COVID and dp not die. Was this due to vaccine?
Modeling and statistical estimates are the ways to estimate the impacts.
His desire for "real data" is real bullshit.
2/2
September 4, 2025 at 4:54 PM
This is not how preventative interventions work.
No individual knows that their death was prevented by vaccine. Many people get COVID and dp not die. Was this due to vaccine?
Modeling and statistical estimates are the ways to estimate the impacts.
His desire for "real data" is real bullshit.
2/2
No individual knows that their death was prevented by vaccine. Many people get COVID and dp not die. Was this due to vaccine?
Modeling and statistical estimates are the ways to estimate the impacts.
His desire for "real data" is real bullshit.
2/2
Reposted by Lisa Gralinski
Fin/ So that's what he's really getting at here, and it will likely be a part of his big release on autism. He's not really diagnosing mitochondrial disorders by sight. He's saying he sees kids who are autistic due to vaccines, and mitochondrial issues are the underlying susceptibility.
August 28, 2025 at 2:35 PM
Fin/ So that's what he's really getting at here, and it will likely be a part of his big release on autism. He's not really diagnosing mitochondrial disorders by sight. He's saying he sees kids who are autistic due to vaccines, and mitochondrial issues are the underlying susceptibility.
Reposted by Lisa Gralinski
It irks me a bit that this is being pitched as medical groups "defying" RFKJ. They're just doing their job and putting out reasonable recommendations, declining to lie about their work just because there is some absolute crackpottery in the federal office.
August 26, 2025 at 4:35 PM
It irks me a bit that this is being pitched as medical groups "defying" RFKJ. They're just doing their job and putting out reasonable recommendations, declining to lie about their work just because there is some absolute crackpottery in the federal office.