One of the reasons the court works in obscurity is that vaccines provide vast public health benefits, and authorities are reluctant to point to the rare cases where they lead to harm out of fear that the information will dissuade people from being immunized.

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Documented vaccine injuries are extremely rare. Over the past 30 years, the vaccine court has received 20,123 petitions claiming injuries and deaths, of which nearly 18,000 have been resolved. Of those, 6,313 have been approved for compensation through settlements or judgments. According to the Health Services & Resources Administration, that translates into approximately one compensable case for every one million doses of vaccines administered.

This is 0.0001% of people vaccinated who receive compensation for being adversely affected, and only three times that actually ever make claims. Your chance of dying (yes, dying, not being injured) in a car crash are about 0.025%, and that doesn't even save lives (except ambulances etc.), yet people are happy to do that.