Monday, February 22, 2021

Tracking COVID Vaccine Deaths and Adverse Events in the United States

Updated August 15, 2021


In a posting from mid-January 2021, I started tracking the deaths and adverse effects linked to the administration of the COVID-19 vaccine in the United States.  On more-or-less a weekly basis, the National Vaccine Information Center releases the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System or VAERS data.  In this posting, I will maintain a continuous update from each of the VAERS data releases so that you can see how the COVID-19 vaccines are impacting the health of those that have received either the Moderna or the Pfizer vaccines. 

  

1.) Date - January 29, 2021:

 


2.) Date - February 4, 2021:

 


3.) Date - February 12, 2021:

 


4.) Date - February 18, 2021:


5.) Date - February 26, 2021:


6.) March 5, 2021:


7.) March 11, 2021


8.) March 19, 2021:


9.) March 26, 2021:



10.) April 1, 2021:


11.) April 8, 2021:


12.) April 16, 2021:

13.) April 23, 2021:


14.) April 30, 2021:

15.) May 7, 2021:


16.) May 14, 2021:


17.) May 21, 2021:


18.) May 28, 2021:


19.) June 4, 2021:


20.) June 11, 2021:


21.) June 18, 2021:


22.) June 25, 2021:


23.) July 2, 2021:


24.) July 16, 2021:


25.) July 23, 2021:

26.) July 30, 2021:


27.) August 6, 2021:


Here is the link to the latest data release should you wish to review it for yourself. 

Let's summarize the data over time showing the following adverse events, deaths (brown), life threatening events (grey), permanent disabilities (blue) and birth defects (red):


It is important to keep in mind that all adverse events are not reported to the VAERS system and that previous research from 2010 shows that shows the following:

 

"Adverse events from drugs and vaccines are common, but underreported. Although 25% of ambulatory patients experience an adverse drug event, less than 0.3% of all adverse drug events and 1-13% of serious events are reported to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).  Likewise, fewer than 1% of vaccine adverse events are reported. Low reporting rates preclude or slow the identification of “problem” drugs and vaccines that endanger public health."

  

Additionally, we have no idea what the long-term adverse reactions to these vaccines will be since they have not been tested over a period of years.


I will update this posting on a continual bases as VAERS releases new data to the public.  Since the mainstream media has, for the most part, completely ignored the most serious of the side effects from the COVID-19 vaccines, it is important that this data be available to the public so that proper personal decisions can be made about whether to vaccinate or not during the current pandemic.


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