Won't see the effects for a bit. Myocarditis prognosis is usually good with a 3–5-year survival ranging from 56 to 83%, respectively. Patients with acute fulminant myocarditis, once they survive the acute illness, had an excellent long-term prognosis of 93% at 11 years, compared with 45% of the patients presenting with acute non-fulminant myocarditis. So if people drop dead in large chunks within the next 9 years of due to heart issues then we'll know.
Based on what? The fake figures published by organizations like the CDC that operate as Pfizer PR?
Yes...even the European Union has admitted this.
So what are the true figures, or are there no true figures?
Show me.
Won't see the effects for a bit. Myocarditis prognosis is usually good with a 3–5-year survival ranging from 56 to 83%, respectively. Patients with acute fulminant myocarditis, once they survive the acute illness, had an excellent long-term prognosis of 93% at 11 years, compared with 45% of the patients presenting with acute non-fulminant myocarditis. So if people drop dead in large chunks within the next 9 years of due to heart issues then we'll know.