Cool.
Quoting your post above :
"Up to 24/04/2022 there had been the following ADR reports on the yellow card system for AZ batch PV46664 - 6570 injuries and 15 deaths."
So when you said " do your research etc" my first thought was how big is a batch. I looked it up. Link:
FOI23-878response_redacted.pdf (publishing.service.gov.uk)
From that, Batch PV46664 has 1,222,000 doses.
So that's 1.22 million doses in that batch.
That's my research starting point. Get a feel of the statistics.
Next the yellow card. I assume you submitted a yellow card, so you are in that 6570 injuries mentioned?
I am not medical at all, just an Engineer. Just doing my own research as you suggested. UK yellow card site here :
Yellow Card | Making medicines and medical devices safer (mhra.gov.uk)
The first line on that site :
"Anyone can report an issue with a medicine, vaccine, medical device (including software, apps and artificial intelligence), blood product or e-cigarette to the Yellow Card scheme."
So it's totally self reporting, absolutely fine, that is how it should be I reckon.
Yellow cards are self reported, no doctor required. So, from these 6570 injuries , self reported on yellow cards by people who took one of the 1.22 million doses of PV46664, how did you determine how many of them were actually caused by the vax ?
I don't think I can do that bit, cos data. But I assume you have.
So how many of the 6570 yellow card injuries were assigned to the vax by medical doctors ? Hopefully with that info we can continue our research a bit. If possible. Or at least we will be able to do the stats and compare with others.
I would not expect it to be zero by the way.