CDC Halts Covid Vaccine Effectiveness Study Over Methodology

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U.S. health officials halted publication and later canceled a study on whether the Covid-19 vaccine prevents hospitalizations and ER visits, citing concerns about the methodology used to estimate vaccine effectiveness; the authors reportedly did not want to adjust their approach, prompting debate about how to measure real-time vaccine impact and potential biases from prior infection and care-seeking behavior.
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