Relative lethality of AstraZeneca C19 viral vector injection, from the European adverse event reporting system and doses per manufacturer

If you combine the data on lethality from here (second table down the page):

50,663 DEAD and 5,315,063 Injured Following COVID-19 Vaccines in European Database of Adverse Reactions - Vaccine Impact

with the number of doses administered here:

COVID-19 vaccine doses administered by manufacturer, European Union (ourworldindata.org)

You can derive this table - the July 2022 is there to show how only Pfizer is now being used in Europe and how far the demand of all injections has plummeted .

Slide the cursor over the chart and you can see these drop down tables appear.

The Oxford Astra Zeneca ceased being used in Europe within less than 9 months of its roll-out. Moderna stopped being used in Europe by July 2022. (Enquiring minds might want to know how the number of Moderna doses dropped between July 2022 and April 2023!)

Figures for Pfizer are for the full 2 year three month period, whilst Oxford/Astra Zeneca numbers are for less than 8 months to August 2021. Similarly, Moderna has fallen into disuse, since around May 2022.

Oxford/AstraZeneca viral vector injection was FOUR TIMES DEADLIER in 8 months than all Pfizer/BioNTech mRNA injections (mono- and bi-valent) been over 27 months.

Not that the Pfizer/BioNTech injections are “safe or effective”, just they are less toxic than the Oxford/AstraZeneca and Moderna injections.

A source in Europe (h/t momo) told me that the UNDER REPORTING FACTOR was even higher than that for the US of somewhere around 40, and was closer to 70.

There is some granularity for Australia here: Database of Adverse Event Notifications (tga.gov.au)

You have to fiddle around with it, but it is gettable. Unfortunately, the breakdown by manufacturer is not posted to OurWorldinData.

The UKColumn website used to provide data via yellow card here:

COVID-19 Yellow Card Data | UKColumn

But that report stopped updating in September 2022 and the UK government does not publish doses by manufacturer.

The UK Yellow Card system for up to date Astra Zeneca events is here:

COVID-19 Vaccine AstraZeneca | Making medicines and medical devices safer (mhra.gov.uk)

You have to go right to the bottom right to click the web linked section and parse through the csv files.

https://s3.eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/adr-mhra-docs-assets.redant.cloud/iDaps_csv/UK_COM_000491685354.zip

Not exactly "user-friendly"!!! The UK does not make doses per manufacturer easy to get to.

Other countries such as Canada and New Zealand also have adverse event reporting systems.

Onwards!

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