Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) director Rochelle Walensky revealed her agency had put out inaccurate details about COVID-19 vaccines. .“The weekly data tables that were produced during the time period of February 26, 2021, September 30, 2021, were provided to the FOIA (Freedom of Information Act) requester and are included as an addendum to this response,” said Walensky in a letter to Wisconsin Sen. Ron Johnson. .“The reported incident counts reflect preliminary information, details of which might not have been confirmed by a medical provider interview or medical record review.” .The letter said revised descriptions of the weekly tables and the information they provide can be found in the updated Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting Systems Standard Operating Procedures (VAERS SOP). .It confirmed VAERS SOP for COVID-19 is a CDC planning document developed with internal and external partners. It said VAERS SOP has been updated since it was first enacted. .The letter went on to say the CDC and Food and Drug Administration chose to rely on Empirical Bayesian (EB) data mining rather than proportional reporting ratio (PRR), which was believed to be more robust. It added the PRR was consistent with EB, revealing close to the same number of unexpected safety signals. .Walensky said the CDC performs extensive data collection and analysis to detect adverse effects to COVID-19 vaccines and communicates this information to the public. For example, VAERS statistics conducted assessments showing COVID-19 vaccines can lead to myocarditis. .Canadians injured by COVID-19 vaccines said in June they were frustrated by the slow response taken by the federal government and healthcare system, with many questioning why the mainstream media has not been covering their stories..READ MORE: EXCLUSIVE: Vaccine-injured Canadians search for answers.The Western Standard put out a request on Twitter for testimonials from vaccine-injured Canadians. It received more than 130 messages from people saying they were injured after taking COVID-19 vaccines..Some of the symptoms people said they experienced were muscle spasms, swollen lymph nodes, tinnitus, strokes, menstrual problems, myocarditis, neurological conditions, seizures, and muscular paralysis.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) director Rochelle Walensky revealed her agency had put out inaccurate details about COVID-19 vaccines. .“The weekly data tables that were produced during the time period of February 26, 2021, September 30, 2021, were provided to the FOIA (Freedom of Information Act) requester and are included as an addendum to this response,” said Walensky in a letter to Wisconsin Sen. Ron Johnson. .“The reported incident counts reflect preliminary information, details of which might not have been confirmed by a medical provider interview or medical record review.” .The letter said revised descriptions of the weekly tables and the information they provide can be found in the updated Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting Systems Standard Operating Procedures (VAERS SOP). .It confirmed VAERS SOP for COVID-19 is a CDC planning document developed with internal and external partners. It said VAERS SOP has been updated since it was first enacted. .The letter went on to say the CDC and Food and Drug Administration chose to rely on Empirical Bayesian (EB) data mining rather than proportional reporting ratio (PRR), which was believed to be more robust. It added the PRR was consistent with EB, revealing close to the same number of unexpected safety signals. .Walensky said the CDC performs extensive data collection and analysis to detect adverse effects to COVID-19 vaccines and communicates this information to the public. For example, VAERS statistics conducted assessments showing COVID-19 vaccines can lead to myocarditis. .Canadians injured by COVID-19 vaccines said in June they were frustrated by the slow response taken by the federal government and healthcare system, with many questioning why the mainstream media has not been covering their stories..READ MORE: EXCLUSIVE: Vaccine-injured Canadians search for answers.The Western Standard put out a request on Twitter for testimonials from vaccine-injured Canadians. It received more than 130 messages from people saying they were injured after taking COVID-19 vaccines..Some of the symptoms people said they experienced were muscle spasms, swollen lymph nodes, tinnitus, strokes, menstrual problems, myocarditis, neurological conditions, seizures, and muscular paralysis.
