While we'll never see it, I suspect that in the roughly a million pages the regulators get in applying for approval every participant in the trial will be fully documented. I suspect that they'll see that all that didn't cross over had either evented by the time they could, or were so sick that they chose not to, and they evented shortly thereafter. I doubt if we'll ever see the data that truly defines that as happening, but the regulators will. A K-M plot for all those who never crossed over would say if this was the case, perhaps at some point that will be produced.
To me, 99% of the million pages could be eliminated and there would still be enough meaningful information to approve the vaccine, but the regulators insist on doing things as they always have whether the pages are actually printed, killing all those trees, or handled electronically. I'm guessing that it's rather like many Congressional bills, no one person reads every page, and I'd suspect that some pages are completely unread, but if they're not included the filing isn't considered complete.
Gary
Bullish