Tag: Vaccine efficacy

Danish Government scientists have written a paper that downplays the scale of deaths since the vaccine rollout. Professor Eyal Shahar explains why they are wrong.

The trouble with waiting 21 days after the jab to count someone as vaccinated is that it can make even a placebo appear to have 95% vaccine efficacy, say Prof Norman Fenton and Prof Martin Neil.

Even on conservative assumptions, a '90% relative effectiveness' for a vaccine is just a 0.00027% absolute effectiveness for a young person. This was not properly explained, undermining informed consent.

It is impossible to reconcile a highly effective Covid vaccine with the excess mortality in Denmark since 2021, says Professor of Public Health Eyal Shahar.

New Covid variant poses a "triple threat" to U.K. and "future Covid strains could mutate to become more severe". The latest warnings from a virologist and Independent SAGE adviser sound much like the old ones.

COVID-19 vaccines must be suspended owing to the level of reported injuries and deaths across all age groups and a full inquiry launched into the MHRA, the regulator which approved them, a group of experts has said.

It is commonly claimed that Covid vaccines are highly effective against death from COVID-19, but the data do not support this claim, writes Professor Eyal Shahar.

While many countries persist with booster programmes, the Swiss Government has announced the stopping of all routine Covid vaccinations. Swiss Doctors remain entitled to administer the jab, but only on a case-by-case basis.

"No retreat, no surrender." Cardiologist Aseem Malhotra reckons a South African court is poised for a major victory over the global Covid vaccine movement.

On every major point of contention, the Great Barrington Declaration was right, while Fearmongers-in-Chief like Neil Ferguson, Anthony Fauci and a host of Pfizer’s useful idiots were wrong, write Ramesh Thakur.