This cross-sectional study examines the differences in excess death rates between Republican and Democratic voters in Florida and Ohio after the COVID-19 vaccine became available for all adults.
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12/13/23 •COVID › NEWS Canada Reports 300% Increase in ‘Unspecified Causes’ of Death, Sparking Calls for Investigation A new Canadian government report reveals a 300% rise in “unspecified causes” of death from 2019-2022 as unknown causes climbed to the fifth leading cause of death in Canada. Some health experts said the stark increase should trigger an investigation into whether the deaths are linked to COVID-19 vaccines.
All the data makes it clear that Covid is not the cause of these excess deaths in 2022 and 2023 but the jabbers still argue it is
No it does not. Find some peer reviewed study that shows that excess deaths have risen specifically in the 5 billion people that were vaccinated for covid and controlling for other factors.
All the data makes it clear that Covid is not the cause of these excess deaths in 2022 and 2023 but the jabbers still argue it is
No it does not. Find some peer reviewed study that shows that excess deaths have risen specifically in the 5 billion people that were vaccinated for covid and controlling for other factors.
An example is the heavily vaxxed nation of Canada. The people categorized as Covid-19 deaths, how many were "fully vaccinated" ?
Released: 2023-11-27
There were 334,623 deaths in Canada in 2022, an increase of 7.3% from 2021. This increase was noted across all provinces and territories except Nunavut. The age-standardized mortality rate, which removes the effects of differences in the age structure of a population over time, also increased, from 907.2 deaths per 100,000 population in 2021 to 972.5 deaths in 2022. In 2019, prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, the age-standardized mortality rate was 830.5 deaths.
No it does not. Find some peer reviewed study that shows that excess deaths have risen specifically in the 5 billion people that were vaccinated for covid and controlling for other factors.
An example is the heavily vaxxed nation of Canada. The people categorized as Covid-19 deaths, how many were "fully vaccinated" ?
Released: 2023-11-27
There were 334,623 deaths in Canada in 2022, an increase of 7.3% from 2021. This increase was noted across all provinces and territories except Nunavut. The age-standardized mortality rate, which removes the effects of differences in the age structure of a population over time, also increased, from 907.2 deaths per 100,000 population in 2021 to 972.5 deaths in 2022. In 2019, prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, the age-standardized mortality rate was 830.5 deaths.
Where’s the part where they compare the vaccinated population to the non-vaccinated population? It should be easy to track. It wasn’t like the government wasn’t making records.
What’s more important to you: finding out the facts or trying to prove your point?
Surely the increase in cardiac events couldn't be caused by a safe and effective vaccine, right?
I love how antibaxxers suddenly forget that people, even teenagers, dropped dead of cardiac arrest on the playing field long before the covid vaccine arrived. But I guess that doesn't fit the false narrative, eh?
As we said, an anonymous website called Good Sciencing is one of the primary sources used to make the claim about a surge in sudden deaths among athletes. The site retains the same problems we identified when we first wrote about it soon after it showed up online in late 2021. Regardless, its use by anti-vaccine activists has continued to spread. Now it’s the source of the information in the letter to the editor cited by both Wheeler and Gold.
This recent version of the claim compares the number of athletes listed on the website with numbers compiled in an unrelated 2006 paper, which sought to develop a system to screen athletes for heart problems in order to reduce the number of sudden cardiac deaths in sports.
In the Gold and Wheeler tweets, a highlighted portion of McCullough’s letter to the editor says that 1,101 athletes have died since January 2021, citing the Good Sciencing list. The letter then cites the 2006 study to say that the same number had died in the 38-year period covered by the paper. Gold and Wheeler emphasized the part equating that to about 29 deaths per year, implying there had been 1,101 athlete deaths in the previous year compared with an average of 29 athlete deaths per year before the COVID-19 vaccines were introduced.
But, as we said, the Good Sciencing list and the 2006 paper use different criteria for age, athletic affiliation, cause of death and the sources used to record the deaths.
The Good Sciencing website counts deaths from any cause for all ages among those who were listed in media reports to have some association with sports, including professional athletes, hikers, retirees and coaches.
The 2006 paper counted sudden cardiac deaths among athletes younger than 35 years old that had appeared in English-language academic literature in a 38-year period starting in 1966.
So, comparing those numbers doesn’t mean much, since they’re measuring different things.
There is also an important difference in the sources used to record the number of deaths. Because the 2006 paper drew only from deaths reported in academic literature, the total number is limited. The paper itself notes that its “most important limitation” is that sudden cardiac death in young athletes “as reported in the published and studied papers is certainly underestimated.” It goes on to say that “the lack of national or international registers and the uncertainty of the number of athletes involved forms the basis of this problem.” We found the same problem in reporting on this issue, too. The only functioning repository collecting information on athlete deaths in all sports that we could find in the U.S. was the National Center for Catastrophic Sport Injury Research. The Minneapolis Heart Institute had once run the U.S. National Registry of Sudden Death in Athletes, but it’s no longer maintaining the registry, the institute’s Dr. Kevin Harris told us in a phone interview.
While it was still functioning, that registry was used in a 2009 paper that assessed the incidence of sudden death in U.S. athletes who were 39 and younger. It found that the most common cause of death was “due to underlying (and predominantly unsuspected) cardiovascular disease,” which accounted for more than half of cases, but other causes included blunt trauma and heat stroke. Most of those cardiovascular deaths — 93% — were among athletes who were 25 or younger and the total number of those deaths each year was under 100.
“We spent a lot of time tabulating death rates in young athletes,” Dr. Barry Maron, the lead author of the paper, told us in a phone interview.
If there were a significant increase, “we’d know about it,” Maron said. “Kids would be dropping left and right. There hasn’t been that kind of increase.”
As we said, the Good Sciencing list is based on a broad definition of what constitutes the sudden death of an athlete and includes people with a tenuous relationship to sports and people who died of things like cancer and bacterial meningitis.
“How do you rebut something like that?” Maron said. “It’s like they make up the numbers.”
Sports medicine experts say there has been no increase in sudden death or cardiac injury among U.S. athletes since the COVID-19 vaccines became available. Yet anti-vaccine campaigners, comparing unreliable numbers to an unrel...
03/09/2023 Zimbabwe Dead Heath Streak (49), Zimbabwe cricketer who played for his country, was captain and later took up coaching died of liver and colon cancer
15/12/2022 Ohio, USA Dead Louis Orr (64), former New York Knicks Basketball player then coach died of cancer at his home in Ohio
10/12/2022 Newfoundland, Canada Dead Gary Tiller (62), Curling player who represented Newfoundland province. He died after a “brief battle with cancer.
08/12/2022 New South Wales, Australia Leigh Holland-Keen (34), weightlifter suffered a cardiac arrest and had surgery to remove a 1kg tumour that was restricting her main heart artery. She survived and is back in training in the gym
06/12/2022 France Dead Laurent Fellon (61), French Moto3 (motorcycling) race winner, double Moto2 world champion and, from 2017, a MotoGP frontrunner. He had been suffering from cancer for a few months and has now died.
Your list of “young athletes who died from covid vaccination” is full of old people who died of cancer. Do you even read your own crap?
No it does not. Find some peer reviewed study that shows that excess deaths have risen specifically in the 5 billion people that were vaccinated for covid and controlling for other factors.
An example is the heavily vaxxed nation of Canada. The people categorized as Covid-19 deaths, how many were "fully vaccinated" ?
Released: 2023-11-27
There were 334,623 deaths in Canada in 2022, an increase of 7.3% from 2021. This increase was noted across all provinces and territories except Nunavut. The age-standardized mortality rate, which removes the effects of differences in the age structure of a population over time, also increased, from 907.2 deaths per 100,000 population in 2021 to 972.5 deaths in 2022. In 2019, prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, the age-standardized mortality rate was 830.5 deaths.
Antivaxxers being deliberately obtuse. Nothing new to see here
It's a New Year and it's time to consolidate some of the covid threads. We've deleted hundreds of them but it just makes more sense to be official about consolidation. So this thread is for anything related to the Covid vacci...
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