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The authors said the study had limits, including that some patients may have gone to the hospital for reasons other than COVID-19, some vaccine records may have been incomplete, and low vaccination and hospitalization numbers limited some of the analysis.
Health and Human Services (HHS) spokesperson Emily Hillard told ABC News in a statement that when questions arise about methodology, "we address them directly."
"Responsible science requires careful review. Taking time to ensure analyses are methodologically sound and clearly communicated is always preferable to risking error," the statement said.
"The CDC does not make scientific determinations based on predetermined conclusions. We evaluate the weight of evidence using rigorous methods, communicate uncertainty and limitations, and subject our work to scientific scrutiny before publication," the statement continued.
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