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Scott Mclachlan, Magda Osman, Kudakwashe Dube, and Patience Penny Chiketero, Yvonne Choi, and Norman Fenton
June 2021
PAMBAYESIAN Project

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Abstract: Clinically trained reviewers have undertaken a detailed analysis of a sample of the early deaths reported in VAERS (250 out of the 1644 deaths recorded up to April 2021). The focus is on the extent to which the reports enable us to understand whether the vaccine genuinely caused or contributed to the deaths. Contrary to claims that most of these reports are made by lay-people and are hence clinically unreliable, we identified health service employees as the reporter in at least 67%. The sample contains only people vaccinated early in the programme, and hence is made up primarily of those who are elderly or with significant health conditions. Despite this, there were only 14% of the cases for which a vaccine reaction could be ruled out as a contributing factor in their death…

3. Analysis of the VAERS data for COVID-19 Vaccines: Figure 4 highlights that 50% died in less than 48 hours after receiving their COVID-19 vaccination. This increases to 80% when we extend to the first week post-vaccination. A further 10% of deaths occurred in the second week… 

Conclusions: [T]he only patients where a vaccine allergic reaction be ruled out as contributing to death were 34 (14%) who were all either already bedridden, at end of life, and expected to die anyway from a serious comorbid like lung cancer or were on palliative hospice care.”

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adverse-event reporting systems,COVID-19,vaccines