I ran an analysis the same way I run my report cohort analysis on pervaers.com.
It turns out there were a couple of what looked like bad batches in there (just a few really). However those weren't the ones you'd expect by looking at the number of reports before age adjustment etc.
Observation M: Severity Disparity - Being that ONLY INITIAL REPORTS are made public, even though CDC/VAERS continues to collect data, it would stand to reason that perm disability would take longer to report/diagnose, and there for have lower reporting rates? https://imgur.com/yACUYpu
I ran an analysis the same way I run my report cohort analysis on pervaers.com.
It turns out there were a couple of what looked like bad batches in there (just a few really). However those weren't the ones you'd expect by looking at the number of reports before age adjustment etc.
I think it's a dead end.
Observation M: Severity Disparity - Being that ONLY INITIAL REPORTS are made public, even though CDC/VAERS continues to collect data, it would stand to reason that perm disability would take longer to report/diagnose, and there for have lower reporting rates? https://imgur.com/yACUYpu