Forwarded from Dr Naomi Wolf
CDC Recommended Pregnant Women Get COVID Vaccine Based on Unreviewed Study, Unverifiable Data
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s recommendation that pregnant women be vaccinated for COVID was based on a yet-to-be-peer-reviewed paper and on data from the government-run v-safe system, which the public can’t access and therefore can’t verify.
None of the three manufacturers of the COVID vaccines being administered in the U.S. — Pfizer, Moderna and Johnson & Johnson — completed clinical trials on pregnant women as a part of their Emergency Use Authorization applications to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
In its application to the FDA for full approval — which was granted Monday — Pfizer said its “available data” on its vaccine was “insufficient to inform vaccine-associated risks in pregnancy.”
Yet the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) nevertheless recommends pregnant women get the vaccines — a recommendation the agency reaffirmed Aug. 11, based on the yet-to-be-peer-reviewed research paper — “Receipt of mRNA COVID-19 vaccines preconception and during pregnancy and risk of self-reported spontaneous abortions, CDC v-safe COVID-19 Vaccine Pregnancy Registry 2020-21.”
The paper’s authors, Zauche et al., found that in a group of 2,456 pregnant women, 14.1% miscarried during 6 to 19 weeks of gestation. This is the duration of time where such a miscarriage is medically termed a “spontaneous abortion.”
This compares to a U.S. average of spontaneous abortion between 10 to 20% for a similar timeframe.
It is at a minimum curious that the CDC would make vaccination policy recommendations based on an unreviewed manuscript. Typically, such a paper would be reviewed for scientific rigor and methodology by the authors’ research peers, and then published in a reputable, internationally recognized journal prior to such a recommendation.
It is also not clear this manuscript would withstand the rigors of peer review given that 89% of the study cohort consisted of medical professionals. This is certainly not a representative sample of U.S. women, as one would imagine that access to healthcare, including prenatal check-ups, would be much greater in the study sample than in the general population.
The study also did not account for 65 individuals who were unable to be contacted after initial enrollment in the cohort, nor did it account for 35 cases of pregnancy loss prior to six weeks gestation.
The Zauche et al. manuscript was based on the CDC’s V-safe database, which the public cannot access. CDC officials have rebuffed attempts to gain access to the database via the Freedom of Information Act, claiming privacy concerns of the database participants.
The public does have access to the CDC’s Vaccine Adverse Events Reporting System (VAERS) database, and The Defender reports each week on those numbers as they relate to COVID vaccines.
As of Aug. 13, there were 1,175 reports of spontaneous abortion to VAERS with an average maternal age of 33.5 years. Of those miscarriages, VAERS data show 16.5% occurred within 24 hours of vaccination, 23.4% within 48 hours of vaccination and 37.1% within 7 days of vaccination.
Of the reports of miscarriages, about twice the number occurred following the Pfizer vaccine than the Moderna and Janssen (Johnson & Johnson) vaccines combined.
Unfortunately, adverse events on the VAERS database are woefully underreported, making it impossible to make a direct comparison with the Zauche et al. (2021) data.
Despite similarities to background rates provided by Zauche et al. (2021) — which we cannot independently verify — the CDC does not allow for temporality to the vaccine as a criteria to consider in determining causation.
According to the Bradford Hill criteria, “temporality is perhaps the only criterion which epidemiologists universally agree is essential to causal inference.” @naomirwolf
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s recommendation that pregnant women be vaccinated for COVID was based on a yet-to-be-peer-reviewed paper and on data from the government-run v-safe system, which the public can’t access and therefore can’t verify.
None of the three manufacturers of the COVID vaccines being administered in the U.S. — Pfizer, Moderna and Johnson & Johnson — completed clinical trials on pregnant women as a part of their Emergency Use Authorization applications to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
In its application to the FDA for full approval — which was granted Monday — Pfizer said its “available data” on its vaccine was “insufficient to inform vaccine-associated risks in pregnancy.”
Yet the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) nevertheless recommends pregnant women get the vaccines — a recommendation the agency reaffirmed Aug. 11, based on the yet-to-be-peer-reviewed research paper — “Receipt of mRNA COVID-19 vaccines preconception and during pregnancy and risk of self-reported spontaneous abortions, CDC v-safe COVID-19 Vaccine Pregnancy Registry 2020-21.”
The paper’s authors, Zauche et al., found that in a group of 2,456 pregnant women, 14.1% miscarried during 6 to 19 weeks of gestation. This is the duration of time where such a miscarriage is medically termed a “spontaneous abortion.”
This compares to a U.S. average of spontaneous abortion between 10 to 20% for a similar timeframe.
It is at a minimum curious that the CDC would make vaccination policy recommendations based on an unreviewed manuscript. Typically, such a paper would be reviewed for scientific rigor and methodology by the authors’ research peers, and then published in a reputable, internationally recognized journal prior to such a recommendation.
It is also not clear this manuscript would withstand the rigors of peer review given that 89% of the study cohort consisted of medical professionals. This is certainly not a representative sample of U.S. women, as one would imagine that access to healthcare, including prenatal check-ups, would be much greater in the study sample than in the general population.
The study also did not account for 65 individuals who were unable to be contacted after initial enrollment in the cohort, nor did it account for 35 cases of pregnancy loss prior to six weeks gestation.
The Zauche et al. manuscript was based on the CDC’s V-safe database, which the public cannot access. CDC officials have rebuffed attempts to gain access to the database via the Freedom of Information Act, claiming privacy concerns of the database participants.
The public does have access to the CDC’s Vaccine Adverse Events Reporting System (VAERS) database, and The Defender reports each week on those numbers as they relate to COVID vaccines.
As of Aug. 13, there were 1,175 reports of spontaneous abortion to VAERS with an average maternal age of 33.5 years. Of those miscarriages, VAERS data show 16.5% occurred within 24 hours of vaccination, 23.4% within 48 hours of vaccination and 37.1% within 7 days of vaccination.
Of the reports of miscarriages, about twice the number occurred following the Pfizer vaccine than the Moderna and Janssen (Johnson & Johnson) vaccines combined.
Unfortunately, adverse events on the VAERS database are woefully underreported, making it impossible to make a direct comparison with the Zauche et al. (2021) data.
Despite similarities to background rates provided by Zauche et al. (2021) — which we cannot independently verify — the CDC does not allow for temporality to the vaccine as a criteria to consider in determining causation.
According to the Bradford Hill criteria, “temporality is perhaps the only criterion which epidemiologists universally agree is essential to causal inference.” @naomirwolf
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Forwarded from KanekoaTheGreat
2/ This particular blacklist shows hundreds of conservative websites which were censored on news search results for Android. There is an obvious political bias. For example; Steven Crowder, Michelle Malkin, Gateway Pundit, and RedState made the blacklist.
https://www.zachvorhies.com/google_leaks/Fake%20News/news%20black%20list%20site%20for%20google%20now.txt
@KanekoaTheGreat
https://www.zachvorhies.com/google_leaks/Fake%20News/news%20black%20list%20site%20for%20google%20now.txt
@KanekoaTheGreat
Forwarded from Dr. Vladimir Zelenko (Zelenko Protocol) (Zev Zelenko)
Pfizer and fda continue to screw the American people.
The vaccine approved is called Comirnaty. It will not be available in USA until 2024. This will allow Pfizer to finish longer term studies and avoid liability for marketing a killer vaccine.
The current vaccine that has an EUA made by BioNtech-Pfizer got an extension of its EUA and will be used in America. This will protect Pfizer from liability because they are not actively marketing the killer vaccine.
The current vaccine is identical to Comirnaty.
In other words, fda, pfizer, and the media make a lot of noise about an approved vaccine that is not available for the next 3 years. While the identical vaccine gets an extension of it’s EUA (not FDA approved).
The only thing that this legal trick accomplices is to fool the public and protect Pfizer from liability.
This is a poison death shot and you have no legal recourse because it has emergency authorization that protects the government and Pfizer from liability.
Vladimir Zev Zelenko MD
The vaccine approved is called Comirnaty. It will not be available in USA until 2024. This will allow Pfizer to finish longer term studies and avoid liability for marketing a killer vaccine.
The current vaccine that has an EUA made by BioNtech-Pfizer got an extension of its EUA and will be used in America. This will protect Pfizer from liability because they are not actively marketing the killer vaccine.
The current vaccine is identical to Comirnaty.
In other words, fda, pfizer, and the media make a lot of noise about an approved vaccine that is not available for the next 3 years. While the identical vaccine gets an extension of it’s EUA (not FDA approved).
The only thing that this legal trick accomplices is to fool the public and protect Pfizer from liability.
This is a poison death shot and you have no legal recourse because it has emergency authorization that protects the government and Pfizer from liability.
Vladimir Zev Zelenko MD