I'm not dodging anything. I have said, repeatedly, that we should at least entertain the possibility that something has increased the risk for cardiovascular events with the number of athletes that have suffered from MI and clotting issues. That's how science works.
Two players on the same team had heart attacks. That's a statistically-miniscule probability. When the media immediately tells everyone that it's not the shots, I ask questions.
Remember when they told you that shots don't affect fertility, and now there is peer-reviewed research showing that they do?
Remember when they told you that if you take the shots, you won't catch CV19? Remember "pandemic of the unvaccinated?" Remember masks and social distancing? The stupid arrows on the grocery aisles?
I don't have an agenda other than wanting to know the truth, and if there is a new risk, to learn what could be done to help prevent future adverse events, including in my own patients. Aspirin/anticoag prophylaxis, for example?