because they've looked at populations of 300,000 doing this and they might have like just a few people getting them which is far literally like 90 95 percent less the normal incidence of DVT so it's lower than the regular population much lower
The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
because they've looked at populations of 300,000 doing this and they might have like just a few people getting them which is far literally like 90 95 percent less the normal incidence of DVT so it's lower than the regular population much lower
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but this actually we believe decreases your risk of DVT because I mean they've looked at populations of 300,000 doing this and they might have like just a few people getting them which is far literally like 90 95 percent less the normal incidence of DVT so it's lower than the regular population much lower so it doesn't appear to cause any problems when done properly