Just 0.1% of Sudden Deaths Are Unvaxxed, Data Shows
An alarming new data report has revealed that fewer than 0.1 percent of people who die suddenly are unvaccinated for Covid.
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Covid Shots Linked to Seizures in Toddlers, FDA Study Finds
U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has revealed that a safety signal has been detected that suggests Covid mRNA shots may be linked to a spike in seizures among toddlers following vaccination.
1400 Athletes Died Suddenly Since End of 2020
Since late 2020, a staggering 1,400 athletes have died after suffering sudden serious health issues.
Study Links mRNA Shots to 17 Million Sudden Deaths
A bombshell new study is raising major concerns about the widespread use of Covid mRNA shots after linking the injections to 17 million sudden deaths around the world.
Heart Deaths Up 26% on Pre-Pandemic Levels, Official Data Shows
Experts are raising the alarm as the number of deaths related to heart failure continues to soar way above average.
High School Senior Dies Suddenly on Field during Homecoming Game
A 17-year-old Ohio high school senior has died suddenly during homecoming festivities.
Excess Cardiovascular Deaths Soar 44% in Teens & Young Adults, Official Data Shows
The number of excess deaths related to cardiovascular disease in teens and young adults has skyrocketed since last year, official government data has revealed.
mRNA Found in Hearts of Dead People, Study Warns
A troubling new peer-reviewed study has found traces of mRNA in the hearts of dead people who had died suddenly after suffering cardiac arrests.
CDC: Vaccinated at Higher Risk from Covid Than Unvaxxed
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has stated that Americans who have received mRNA shots for Covid are now at a higher risk of infection from new variants of the virus than those who are unvaccinated.
12-Year-Old Boy Dies Suddenly after Cardiac Arrest in Gym Class: ‘It’s Not Right’
A 12-year-old California boy has died suddenly after suffering a cardiac arrest during school gym class.