Prescriptions for hormone treatments such as HRT have doubled since 2020. No explanation has been offered for this, but the vaccines, introduced at the same time, are known to have a strong effect on women's periods.
NHS stroke consultations shot up by 25% following the Covid vaccine rollout, but for some reason the Government has shown no interest in getting to the bottom of this worrying trend.
Use of palliative care drugs like midazolam skyrocketed to more than twice their usual levels during the first Covid wave, prompting speculation about their role in causing avoidable deaths.
While it's welcome that the JCVI has finally ended boosters for under-50s, the data the decision is based on are still skewed towards the vaccines. And why did it take three months to let us know?
The UKHSA Vaccine Surveillance Reports from autumn 2021 till spring 2022 were highly unusual in that they published real-world data on the vaccines that revealed they were failing.
Official UK data appear to be reassuring on the safety of Covid vaccines during pregnancy. But dig a little deeper and serious questions arise, such as what is behind the sharp drop in births in 2022?
The obsession with antibodies has let us down badly because there's more to the immune system than antibodies, not all antibodies protect well against respiratory infection, and some antibodies cause auto-immune attacks.
A simplistic use of 'herd immunity' led to fanciful claims that COVID-19 would disappear once 60% of the population was vaccinated. But is there a dark side to aiming at 'herd immunity' through vaccines?
With a non-sterilising vaccine like the Covid ones, high viral load in the vaccinated helps drive vaccine-escape variants – a fact that should have been factored into the vaccination programmes but wasn't.
Why have our authorities never apologised to all those who took the experimental vaccines only ‘to protect others’ by achieving a herd immunity that never came?
Modelling has frequently been used to claim implausible results from Government interventions, not least when the UKHSA claimed the vaccines had prevented 25m infections when there had only been 6m infections in total.
The UKHSA publishes a regular Vaccine Surveillance Report, but it never mentions side-effects. Is that because it doesn't like what it sees?
