You can actually. I saw a study on this back in august. Basically they estimate it by using other conditions that have known population rates. For instance, how many people got condition X where X is generally understood to be unrelated to vax damage. Then compare the rates and you have your estimate. This method places it at ~25x
You can actually. I saw a study on this back in august. Basically they estimate it by using other conditions that have known population rates. For instance, how many people got condition X where X is generally understood to be unrelated to vax damage. Then compare the rates and you have your estimate. This method places it at ~25x