Article share: Autopsy findings of people who were vaccinated for COVID-19

I don't usually post medical or related topics here. Yes, even during this pandemic. I make an exception today as I found a nice article on Medium that I am sharing here. The article contains a lot of links and is presented in a factual, evidence-based manner. Of course, I leave it up the reader to exercise caution in reading and interpreting various articles that have come out about COVID-19 vaccines and their effects on health.

Yong, S.J. (November 25, 2022) "Autopsy Findings of Vaccinated People (With Covid Vaccines): An Update," Medium, https://medium.com/microbial-instincts/autopsy-findings-of-vaccinated-people-with-covid-vaccines-an-update-15bcdab5b806 [Last accessed 2/19/2023].

To quote from the article:

Finally, to recap, here are the two main takeaways from Part II:

• Compared to Part I, most of the autopsy papers published concern post-mRNA vaccine deaths. This is probably because potential fatalities from VITT are already a well-acknowledged risk of DNA vaccines; as a result, scientists lack the incentive to publish similar findings. In contrast, fatalities from mRNA (and subunit) vaccine-induced fulminant myocarditis are relatively less known.
• But fatalities from mRNA vaccine-induced fulminant myocarditis are extremely rare — in about 1 in 10 suspected post-vaccine deaths (i.e., 1 in 20,000,000 vaccinated individuals). And this also means that 9 out of 10 suspected post-vaccine deaths are not causally linked to the vaccine.

 

Basically, the article and the data state "that most suspected or suspicious vaccine-induced deaths were due to causes other than the vaccine."  But while there is strong evidence for this, I am sure there are skeptics and conspiracy theorists out there who will reject these conclusions. From where I stand and what I understand, these people who claim to be safe from the virus and remain unvaccinated are safe because most people around them chose to get vaccinated vs. COVID-19.  The former are a form of freeloaders who get benefits out of the contributions of other people.

There is also a link to the previous article on the same topic that the author wrote.

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