Questions about studies
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I read this article and then read the study that it's based on and I noticed something that makes me skeptical:
>We excluded 91 individuals with implausible baseline dates for LMP.
So, out of a study involving 2000 women they excluded 91 based on "implausible" last menstrual period when there is a noted correlation between the vaccine and menstrual irregularities.
My question is: Is this normal for a scientific study? That they exclude data without giving a detailed justification?
>link to article
https://nationalpost.com/health/no-covid-vaccines-wont-make-you-infertile-study
>link to study
https://watermark.silverchair.com/kwac011.pdf?token=AQECAHi208BE49Ooan9kkhW_Ercy7Dm3ZL_9Cf3qfKAc485ysgAAAtYwggLSBgkqhkiG9w0BBwagggLDMIICvwIBADCCArgGCSqGSIb3DQEHATAeBglghkgBZQMEAS4wEQQMEyPrY0C25IODqkTRAgEQgIICialwMbpcaYEQSn81KQ3JkbgiXj7lKk6AW7puiKWxqv8-M1DUusmYE1kuVtM8cp05CopV0f-4BNpp8gsZ6l4YgyXOgDT51VsldaGm-G9rkdi3exel-zuO4ZMZT_7w1O87RwX3VtzFdQtsVwvS3cKTUzlKD45ceWXtSnf-QvKE7JDLw-EPgFtQycuK4t4VutlSUIsjUGmAVQjJmhMruo3RNr8sDxUZjSuAJoUGWai9CYVULdaEnrmzTTifM0qNnGHNl026KbZBzixKiS5DBgotqcT9Q5P7KlFT7uV0P64aDBBKQUIIiUfOEsRnnMbhDk8289wnZkFko-xtvqs7RHpUIExChvR1iml2RjXjHndVbpLO3f4lDos30MHLuUxvYFOmXeuf2e3T3W65A8IHgtY-30pvWQQzS9bk10c8rhRzOl-8TEi0wsbkSOdtCwDf55NKtYYbB4WlPbOinMlLY0wbyvywX64zpvOxKNWP6NUyzNjQcx_YwwFoWiuhE4avO3OTT38Eud1qC6arAyomWG_psnOZu9-rd4ywuHPYT2iRrxOxaPvDELhCVATuUVVuLtl_QNl2V8iycfukO1iFvS9gasaS7yDHJxmB5I1IDT16LNdsMF6vLVH60Z2zdc0Hg1JHZqh4luet9LVFqC8IQNyaC5O9SlOnixtj3aUYdVNd1BC2TbBeh5dQQK1B-uB-gQsFolv3IPvKkrdcd2x7_K35CVcxXP0aLXUGy1LSacUrvvTDK3BylVwg2e6-nVtSU0e848a1Q-zRudqz6gefMCKBCjaHkHw9-8-ESVmXpQktuJLJvTZHz5ghloGFvZPnzZLd6kCTfiibf8hqopncmpE0natgxyfGcGYa2hc
>We excluded 91 individuals with implausible baseline dates for LMP.
So, out of a study involving 2000 women they excluded 91 based on "implausible" last menstrual period when there is a noted correlation between the vaccine and menstrual irregularities.
My question is: Is this normal for a scientific study? That they exclude data without giving a detailed justification?
>link to article
https://nationalpost.com/health/no-covid-vaccines-wont-make-you-infertile-study
>link to study
https://watermark.silverchair.com/kwac011.pdf?token=AQECAHi208BE49Ooan9kkhW_Ercy7Dm3ZL_9Cf3qfKAc485ysgAAAtYwggLSBgkqhkiG9w0BBwagggLDMIICvwIBADCCArgGCSqGSIb3DQEHATAeBglghkgBZQMEAS4wEQQMEyPrY0C25IODqkTRAgEQgIICialwMbpcaYEQSn81KQ3JkbgiXj7lKk6AW7puiKWxqv8-M1DUusmYE1kuVtM8cp05CopV0f-4BNpp8gsZ6l4YgyXOgDT51VsldaGm-G9rkdi3exel-zuO4ZMZT_7w1O87RwX3VtzFdQtsVwvS3cKTUzlKD45ceWXtSnf-QvKE7JDLw-EPgFtQycuK4t4VutlSUIsjUGmAVQjJmhMruo3RNr8sDxUZjSuAJoUGWai9CYVULdaEnrmzTTifM0qNnGHNl026KbZBzixKiS5DBgotqcT9Q5P7KlFT7uV0P64aDBBKQUIIiUfOEsRnnMbhDk8289wnZkFko-xtvqs7RHpUIExChvR1iml2RjXjHndVbpLO3f4lDos30MHLuUxvYFOmXeuf2e3T3W65A8IHgtY-30pvWQQzS9bk10c8rhRzOl-8TEi0wsbkSOdtCwDf55NKtYYbB4WlPbOinMlLY0wbyvywX64zpvOxKNWP6NUyzNjQcx_YwwFoWiuhE4avO3OTT38Eud1qC6arAyomWG_psnOZu9-rd4ywuHPYT2iRrxOxaPvDELhCVATuUVVuLtl_QNl2V8iycfukO1iFvS9gasaS7yDHJxmB5I1IDT16LNdsMF6vLVH60Z2zdc0Hg1JHZqh4luet9LVFqC8IQNyaC5O9SlOnixtj3aUYdVNd1BC2TbBeh5dQQK1B-uB-gQsFolv3IPvKkrdcd2x7_K35CVcxXP0aLXUGy1LSacUrvvTDK3BylVwg2e6-nVtSU0e848a1Q-zRudqz6gefMCKBCjaHkHw9-8-ESVmXpQktuJLJvTZHz5ghloGFvZPnzZLd6kCTfiibf8hqopncmpE0natgxyfGcGYa2hc