MRNA COVID-19 vaccines, such as those created by Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna, have been found to prompt cells to produce “unintended proteins,” according to a “landmark study” published this week in the peer-reviewed Nature journal.
The study, led by a team of researchers at the Medical Research Council at the University of Cambridge, compared the immune responses of mice after receiving a Pfizer mRNA vaccine and the DNA-based AstraZeneca vaccine.
They found that those injected with Pfizer generated “frameshift-derived proteins,” whereas those who received AstraZeneca did not. “Frameshifting” changes the way the genetic code in the vaccine is interpreted by cells in an unintended way, and puts the process of out of sync. The result was to produce a “nonsensical and harmless protein… which the body attacks and leads to an immune system flare-up.”
The researchers thereafter analyzed the immune responses of 20 people who received AstraZeneca and 21 who received Pfizer. Between 25 and 30 percent of those who received a Pfizer jab had a similar protein response, according to their blood samples. None of those who received AstraZeneca did.
The authors concluded that “[t]hese findings are of particular importance… for designing and optimizing future mRNA-based therapeutics to avoid mistranslation events that may decrease efficacy or increase toxicity.”
“Even after the billions of doses given during the pandemic, messenger RNA (mRNA) vaccines still hold surprises,” Science unironically quipped.
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MRNA COVID-19 vaccines, such as those created by Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna, have been found to prompt cells to produce "unintended proteins," according to a "landmark study" published this week in the peer-reviewed Nature journal.
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Pharmaceutical giant Pfizer is facing the threat of multiple major lawsuits after it failed to disclose information about a DNA sequence used in the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine to regulators.
Testing by independent researchers at Health Canada earlier this year identified the presence of Simian Virus 40 (SV40) – used to enhance gene transcription during the vaccine manufacturing process – despite Pfizer failing to highlight its inclusion – a fact confirmed by both Canadian and European regulators. The United States Food and Drug Association refused to disclose whether it knew about the DNA sequence, however.
There is considerable disagreement on whether the DNA sequence is harmful to humans, with some scientists arguing it may have caused a number of adverse effects, including some cancers, whereas others suggest its inclusion is harmless.
The COVID-19 vaccinations fall under the protection of the Public Readiness and Emergency Preparedness Act (PERP), which protects vaccine manufacturers for the most part from legal liability.
However, pharmaceutical companies can be sued for “wilful misconduct,” which incorporates acts “intentionally to achieve a wrongful purpose,” providing some legal ground from which a lawsuit may be filed.
“I think what we have here is willful misconduct,” argues Mat Staver, chairman of Liberty Counsel, which has already been involved in multiple lawsuits over coronavirus vaccines. “I can’t imagine that the FDA knew about this. There’s nothing in the FDA documents that would that I am aware of yet where they knew about this contaminant.”
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Pharmaceutical giant Pfizer is facing the threat of multiple major lawsuits after it failed to disclose information about a DNA sequence used in the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine to regulators.
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Heart failure spiked by nearly 1000 percent among pilots in 2022, according to the United States Department of Defense (DOD) data revealed by Lieutenant Ted Macie, an active-duty Navy Medical Service Corps officer and whistleblower.
Lt. Macie uploaded a video to X (formerly Twitter), in which he cited a letter from U.S. Undersecretary of Defense for Personnel and Readiness, Gilbert Cisneros. The official acknowledged the authenticity of medical data from the Pentagon’s Defense Medical Epidemiology Database.
The whistleblower explained that he is comparing various health issues in 2022 with the five-year average for “fixed-wing pilots and helicopter pilots on active duty” post-COVID-19 vaccination.
He revealed that hypertensive disease increased by 36 percent, ischemic heart disease by 69 percent, pulmonary heart disease by 62 percent, heart failure by a whopping 973 percent, other forms of heart disease by 63 percent, and cardiomyopathy by 152 percent.
Lt. Macie has since vented his frustration about the DOD’s lack of willingness to directly address the data and has even taken aim at Congress’ response, calling it “abysmal.”
“They’re more interested in going after woke things in the DoD, which as we all know is low hanging [sic] fruit that’s of relatively low consequence compared to the death and injury over the illegal shot mandate,” he argued.
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Heart failure spiked by nearly 1000 percent among pilots in 2022, according to the United States Department of Defense (DOD) data revealed by Lieutenant Ted Macie, an active-duty Navy Medical Service Corps officer and whistleblower.
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Face mask wearers were found to be up to a staggering 40 percent more likely to report a COVID-19 infection compared to those who refuse to wear them, according to a recent peer-reviewed Norwegian study published in the Epidemiology and Infection Journal earlier this month.
The results, collected after surveying 3,209 Norwegians, indicated a higher incidence of positive test results among regular mask users, with a 33 percent to 40 percent increase, as compared to non or seldom-mask users.
“Our findings suggest that wearing a face mask may be associated with an increased risk of infection,” the researchers concluded. They did add, however, that “it is important to note that this association may be due to unobservable and non-adjustable differences between those wearing and not wearing a mask.”
The research team referred to the results as contradictory to earlier research indicating mask use as an effective preventive measure against COVID-19. Potential biases such as behavioral differences and self-reporting, along with the possibility of mask wearers not adhering to social distancing regulations, are among the factors noted for the unexpected results.
In North America, the study comes amidst a resurgence of mask mandates in response to an uptick in COVID-19 cases. With extended mandates in California and new rules in Maryland and Canada, the discussion around the effectiveness of masking policies continues.
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Face mask wearers were found to be up to a staggering 40 percent more likely to report a COVID-19 infection compared to those who refuse to wear them, according to a recent peer-reviewed Norwegian study published in the Epidemiology and Infection Journal earlier this month.
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Researchers for American pharmaceutical giant Moderna have allegedly halted early-stage clinical trials for its mRNA Epstein-Barr virus vaccine following concerns that an adolescent who participated developed a case of myocarditis, according to a report published by researcher Alex Berenson.
Around 150 adolescents and 270 people aged between 18 and 30 have been participating in the vaccine Phase 1 trial, aiming to eradicate the Epstein-Barr virus, which causes mononucleosis.
Berenson published details he says are from an internal company email states, “We [Moderna] have been informed today of an adolescent subject enrolled in Part B of the protocol that has met a pause of ‘possible case of myocarditis.’ In line with protocol guidance, this necessitates immediate suspension of all dosing for ALL adolescent subjects.”
“We do not yet know exactly when dosing may resume,” the email adds.
The pharmaceutical company has not publicly commented on the claimed trial pause. The internal email was provided to “Unreported Truths” anonymously by someone “not employed by Moderna.”
Potential adverse effects of mRNA vaccines are not merely limited to myocarditis, however, as the COVID-19 vaccines have been similarly linked to health problems including “menstrual disturbance,” “Tinnitus,” and seizures in children.
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Researchers for American pharmaceutical giant Moderna have allegedly halted early-stage clinical trials for its mRNA Epstein-Barr virus vaccine following concerns that an adolescent who participated developed a case of myocarditis, according to a report published by researcher Alex Berenson.
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AstraZeneca is facing a multimillion-dollar lawsuit in the English High Court following claims that the pharmaceutical giant’s COVID-19 vaccine caused serious injuries and even death to those who received it.
The lawsuit brands the AstraZeneca vaccine – suspended by multiple countries shortly after its initial rollout – as “defective,” with claims of its efficacy being “vastly overstated.” It also takes aim at the British government, which continued providing AstraZeneca’s vaccine despite other countries having discontinued it and raises questions concerning the extent to which authorities knew of the potential risks.
The landmark case is expected to open the floodgates to dozens of similar claims worth up to $100 million in the coming months due to a new condition called “Vaccine-induced Immune Thrombocytopenia and Thrombosis (VITT)” being identified by specialists after the vaccine’s rollout.
One of the claims is brought by Jamie Scott, who suffered a life-threatening bleed on the brain as a result of the vaccination. Scott’s family is suing the pharmaceutical company due to the inadequacy of the British government’s £120,000 ($147,000) compensation payout.
“We are private people but we cannot stand the injustice of it. We have been lobbying the Government for 18 months for fair compensation for the injury caused by the vaccine,” said Scott’s wife, adding, “We were told by the Government the vaccine was safe and effective but what’s happened to Jamie has been life changing and their [AstraZeneca] vaccine caused that.”
The second claim was filed by Anish Tailor after his wife died from blood clots and bleeding on the brain after vaccination caused by VITT. The family is seeking £5 million ($6.1 million) in damages.
The pharmaceutical company said in a statement on the matter, “Patient safety is our highest priority and regulatory authorities have clear and stringent standards to ensure the safe use of all medicines, including vaccines. Our sympathy goes out to anyone who has lost loved ones or reported health problems.”
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AstraZeneca is facing a multimillion-dollar lawsuit in the English High Court following claims that the pharmaceutical giant's COVID-19 vaccine caused serious injuries and even death to those who received it.
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The far-left government of Brazil is preparing to cut family welfare payments if parents refuse to vaccinate their children with mRNA COVID-19 jabs at least once a year, despite there being no evidence to suggest coronavirus is harmful to young children.
The government, led by President Luiz da Silva, announced COVID vaccines will be added to Brazil’s National Immunisation Program (PNI), which mandates a number of different vaccines for children. Those who fail to comply will be deprived of state support, including the “Bolsa Familia” program – the largest welfare program in the country, aimed at combating hunger.
“For all born or who are in Brazil, aged between 6 months and under 5 years, the vaccine becomes mandatory in the vaccination calendar,” explained Ethel Maciel, the country’s Secretary of Health and Environment Surveillance.
“It is an important change, aligned with the World Health Organization, in which the vaccine against covid-19 is incorporated into our National Immunization Program,” she added.
The mandate comes despite increased evidence of potential adverse effects among children after receiving coronavirus vaccines, including children having their immune system “reprogrammed” for up to six months after getting the shot. Similarly, Israel’s 8-year-old vaccine poster boy, Yonatan Moshe Erlichmann, died in the bath after unexpectedly having a heart attack last month.
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The far-left government of Brazil is preparing to cut family welfare payments if parents refuse to vaccinate their children with mRNA COVID-19 jabs at least once a year, despite there being no evidence to suggest coronavirus is harmful to young children.
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Pfizer has been forced to reduce staff numbers and implement billion-dollar cuts in its operating costs following the collapse in COVID-19 vaccine and treatment sales over the past 12 months.
The pharmaceutical giant is set to cut costs by $1 billion this year and at least $2.5 billion in 2024 as its annual revenue has almost halved from over $100 billion last year, with Coronavirus vaccine sales making up $56 million of that figure, to around $60 billion in 2023. There is yet to be a confirmed figure regarding job losses, however.
The company also anticipates sales of its vaccine and Paxlovid, another coronavirus medication, to be $12.5 billion, roughly $9 billion lower than initially forecasted.
“We remain proud that our scientific breakthroughs played a significant role in getting the global health crisis under control,” said Pfizer’s chief executive, Albert Bourla, following the announcement.
“As we gain additional clarity around vaccination and treatment rates for COVID, we will be better able to estimate the appropriate level of supply to meet demand,” Bourla added.
The fall in demand for COVID-19 vaccines has also forced countries to scrap hundreds of millions of doses.
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Pfizer has been forced to reduce staff numbers and implement billion-dollar cuts in its operating costs following the collapse in COVID-19 vaccine and treatment sales over the past 12 months.
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The scientists who developed the mRNA technology used in the Pfizer, BioNTech, and Moderna COVID-19 vaccines were awarded this year’s Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in Sweden on Monday morning.
The Nobel Prize committee gave the prestigious award to University of Pennsylvania scientists Drew Weissman and Katalin Kariko as a result of their contribution to “the unprecedented rate of vaccine development during one of the greatest threats to human health in modern times.”
The committee further praised the scientist’s “groundbreaking findings” that “fundamentally changed our understanding of how mRNA interacts with our immune system.”
MRNA and other COVID vaccines have been administered over 13 billion times across the world since the coronavirus pandemic and were widely acknowledged as “experimental” throughout the scientific community.
There have been countless registered adverse effects linked to the vaccines, including menstrual disturbances, Tinnitus, severe neurological complications, Bell’s palsy, strokes, and even “reprogramming” children’s immune systems.
The pair will share the 11 million Swedish Krona (1,000,000) prize money between them. The scientists were also awarded a $2.2 million Breakthrough Prize in 2021 for their research.
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The scientists who developed the mRNA technology used in the Pfizer, BioNTech, and Moderna COVID-19 vaccines were awarded this year's Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in Sweden on Monday morning.
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The COVID-19 vaccines – including Pfizer, Moderna, AstraZeneca, and Johnson & Johnson – have been causing a number of severe, life-changing neurological complications and syndromes, according to a review conducted by the European Journal of Medical Research (EJMR).
According to the EJMR, which relied upon research, case reports, and articles related to “adverse effects” to conduct their review, “the short-term outcome of COVID-19 vaccination is promising, but in the medium and long-term, especially with some vaccines, side effects have been reported that are worrisome.”
The study states explicitly that “[e]ach type of vaccine can play a different role in increasing the risk” of the manifestation of the following disorders:
“COVID-19 vaccination can sometimes have severe side effects on [the] nervous system, including the brain, spinal cord, cranial nerves, and peripheral nerves, and has been shown to have adverse vascular, metabolic, inflammatory, and functional effects on the brain.”
Neurological Complications.
Adenovirus vaccines, which allow fragments of mRNA or genomes to enter the human body, including AstraZeneca, Johnson and Johnson, and Sputnik, have been especially linked to complications such as thrombocytopenia, cerebral venous sinus thrombosis, ischemic stroke and intracerebral hemorrhage in the brain.
Whereas mRNA vaccines, such as Pfizer and Moderna, are more generally linked to demyelinating syndromes such as transverse myelitis, first manifestation of MS, and neuromyelitis optica, states the EJMR report.
Who is Affected?
The vaccines have “several local and systemic neurological complications that occur in different people, from mild to severe, depending on age, sex, history of the disease, and pre-existing immunity,” states the report.
An Austrian case study conducted by Josef Finsterer, from which the EJMR report draws, suggests that complications usually occur within one day to one month after vaccination, and are often acute, transient, and self-limiting. However, severe cases have led to hospitalization, intensive care, and, as the EJMR states in the report’s abstract, death.
The frequency of neurological disorders following vaccination is higher for women. Women “induce a stronger immune response against foreign antigens, which can lead to the targeting of self-antigens and lead to autoimmune disorders,” per the Journal of Neuroimmunology.
The report adds: “Because COVID-19 vaccines [were] urgently approved, meaning they [did] not complete the standard clinical trials, the adverse effects of each vaccine should be closely monitored. It is necessary to pay attention to the fact that in mass vaccination, due to different races, disease history, age, lifestyle, and other effective factors, the incidence of adverse effects of vaccination is higher.”
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The COVID-19 vaccines – including Pfizer, Moderna, AstraZeneca, and Johnson & Johnson – have been causing a number of severe, life-changing neurological complications and syndromes, according to a review conducted by the European Journal of Medical Research (EJMR). show more
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