December 1, 2025Open Access

Restoring Reliability in Vaccine Safety Surveillance: Correcting Structural Bias in Medical Cohort Construction

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RMRoccetti, Marco

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Analysis reveals flawed cohort construction raises risk estimates for cancer and autoimmune disorders linked to COVID-19 vaccination, indicating need for methodological improvements.

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COVID-19 vaccine safety surveillance exposed significant flaws in cohort construction, impacting results.
Analysis of demographic asymmetry reveals risks of cancer and autoimmune disorders significantly inflated due to methodology errors.
Methodological improvements are critical to ensure reliable data and regain trust in reported vaccine safety outcomes.
Findings highlight the necessity of external validity checks to prevent unwarranted public health alarm from flawed research.

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Roccetti, Marco (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69402c4d2d562116f2902a38 https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17780593

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Analysis reveals flawed cohort construction raises risk estimates for cancer and autoimmune disorders linked to COVID-19 vaccination, indicating need for methodological improvements.

Restoring Reliability in Vaccine Safety Surveillance: Correcting Structural Bias in Medical Cohort Construction

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