vaccine-safety
4 stories tagged "vaccine-safety"
In Pfizer's Pivotal Trial, a Volunteer's Pericarditis Became a 'Suspected COVID' Case That Counted Against No One
The only Argentine site in Pfizer's pivotal trial was run by the same doctor who authored the results, and when a 35-year-old developed pericarditis after his second dose, the records moved the episode off the vaccine's ledger.
Infectious DiseaseIn 1999, Fifteen Reports Suspended a Vaccine Within Weeks. The Spike Signal Has Waited Years for a Study.
Spike protein has turned up in the vessel-lining cells of vasculitic skin lesions 18 months after the shot, and adverse-event reports keep stacking up. The agencies that suspended a vaccine over fifteen reports in 1999 now call thousands a coincidence.
Autoimmune & InflammationRare but Real: The Autoimmune Hepatitis After mRNA That VAERS Was Built to Miss
Twenty-seven biopsy-confirmed cases of autoimmune hepatitis after an mRNA dose, jaundice and an ALT of 1,092 that resolved on steroids. The disproportionality math found 'no safety signal.' It was measuring a reporting system, not the liver.
InvestigationsRetracted by Its Title: A Vaccine-SIDS Paper and a Standard That Isn't Science
A vaccine-safety paper sat in a peer-reviewed journal for five years, then was pulled in 2026 with a critic saying its title alone disqualified it. The science against the paper is strong; the retraction that followed wasn't science.