In trials conducted in the US, four out of 21,720 participants who received the Pfizer vaccine suffered Bell's palsy, but this is consistent with the trend in a random population
www.businesstoday.in/sectors/pharma/pfizer-vaccine-uk-regulator-allays-fears-after-4-bells-palsy-cases-in-us-trials/story/424382.html
Could anyone please advise on this? Are the regulators saying that if you take 20.000 random people, 4 of them are bound to develop Bell's palsy within a similar timeframe that the trials took place in the US? And that's why they are disregarding this issue for emergency approval?
Same here with appendicitis
The side effects were rare but inflammatory in nature. For example, there were more cases of appendicitis and Bell’s palsy among those who received the vaccine than in the placebo group
www.fiercepharma.com/pharma/pfizer-s-covid-vaccine-data-raise-some-questions-but-shouldn-t-scuttle-fda-nod-analysts
Please don't shoot the messager. I'm trying to understand