Revealed: Massive Study Shows Covid Vaccines Linked to Serious Health Risks
Recent study in Vaccine journal points to increased adverse events post-vaccination, highlighting potential risks particularly in young men and previously infected individuals.
A new paper published in the journal Vaccine details an extensive safety analysis of COVID-19 vaccines, examining data from 99 million people. This study, the largest of its kind, compares the rate of adverse events post-vaccination against historical rates prior to the vaccine rollout. The analysis uncovers significant safety concerns, particularly in low-risk populations such as healthy young individuals and those previously infected with COVID-19.
The paper highlights a range of adverse events associated with the vaccines, including myocarditis, pericarditis, idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura (ITP), Bell’s palsy, and more. The analysis suggests that these risks are potentially underreported due to issues with medical coding and diagnosis post-vaccination, implying that the actual incidence of these adverse events could be higher than reported.
Critically, the study does not stratify the increased risks by age or gender, which could obscure the actual impact on high-risk groups like young men, known to be more susceptible to vaccine-related myocarditis.
Vinay Prasad, MD, MPH, a vocal critic of the broad application of COVID-19 vaccination policies, argues that for certain populations, especially young people and those with prior COVID-19 infection, the risks of vaccination may outweigh the benefits. He criticizes the methodology used in various studies for inflating the perceived benefits of vaccination and minimizing its risks. Prasad also points out the political pressures that may influence research on vaccine safety, suggesting a lack of honesty in reporting and acknowledging the harms caused by vaccination policies.
Please read Vinay Prasad’s analysis here:
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