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Either the DOD Is Manipulating Data to Hide Vaccine Injuries or We Have a Very Unhealthy Military | Daniel Horowitz - The Blaze

One thing is clear about the revelation of the 2021 military epidemiological data and the military’s response to it: There is undoubtedly a public health and national security crisis in the military, and the Pentagon’s reaction only seems to be concerned with exonerating the vaccine.

The military’s health surveillance system — DMED — showed a massive increase in sickness and injury diagnoses in 2021 over previous years, particularly in the neurological, cardiovascular, oncological, and reproductive health categories. The military, in a very terse and cryptic statement to PolitiFact last week, admitted as much, but claimed without any further explanation that the data in the system accessed by several military doctors working with attorney Thomas Renz was only a “fraction” of the true numbers that existed. In the words of the Pentagon spokesman, it was a “glitch in the database.”

One by one, the military public health officials have been adding numbers to the 2016 through 2020 codes so that 2021 no longer looks like an abnormal year. But there’s a big problem with the “updated” data - it doesn’t make any sense.

Before the DOD padding, during a typical year, there were about 2 million outpatient ICD diagnosis codes in the military. After the changes last week, the number jumped almost tenfold to about 20 million, which makes 2021 perfectly in line with every other year.

The problem is, it is simply ludicrous to suggest that there are this many diagnoses in the military in a given year. All active-duty soldiers have to be medically screened. Obesity, diabetes, and heart conditions are very rare, and the population is generally very young. If we really have over 20 million diagnoses every year in the military (consisting of about 1.3 million active-duty personnel), there is something seriously wrong, and that in itself is a huge story.

Let’s drill down to some specific ICD codes to drive home this point.

The newly revised data shows that there are nearly 1 million nervous system diagnoses in the military every year (up from the previous report of about 80,000 annually). This in a fighting force of 1.3 million.

After the update, the military claims there are about 3,000 pulmonary embolism cases every year (up from about 700 pre-adjustment). How can a military of healthy young people have such a high annual baseline of blot clot issues (230 per 100,000 or 3.5x the national average)? One estimate of pulmonary embolism prevalence in the U.S. is between 60 and 70 per 100,000 per year. But that is almost exclusively in the elderly and sicker population. Soldiers 20 to 25 years old don’t exactly get pulmonary embolisms.

One of two things is true: Either there was mass vaccine injury in the military (and the DOD is attempting to cover it up with inflated historical numbers), or our military has been very unhealthy and the Pentagon completely lost control over epidemiological surveillance of these health issues for years. Either way, this is the story of the year.

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Horowitz: The Pentagon’s RESPONSE to the explosive DOD medical data is an even bigger story than the data | Blaze Media

One thing is clear about the revelation of the 2021 military epidemiological data and the military’s response to it: There is undoubtedly a public health and national security crisis in the military, and the Pentagon’s reaction only seems to be concerned…

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