In the wake of a concerning rise in sudden and unexpected deaths among vaccinated individuals, CDC Director Mandy Cohen has stepped forward to clarify the situation. During a recent press briefing, she attributed this alarming trend not to the Covid-19 mRNA vaccines themselves, but rather to the prevalence of underlying health conditions among the American adult population. Her comments come on the heels of a peer-reviewed study from Australia that highlights a positive correlation between booster vaccinations and excess mortality rates. As the debate surrounding vaccine safety intensifies, Cohen's reassurance and personal commitment to vaccinating her children aim to bolster public confidence in the efficacy of these vaccines. However, the emerging data raises critical questions about the broader implications of vaccination on public health.
TPV: Covid-19 mRNA vaccines are not to blame for the sudden and unexpected death surge among vaccinated people in the wake of the vaccine roll out, according to CDC Director Mandy Cohen.
According to Cohen, vaccines can be dismissed as a possible cause of the rise in sudden and unexpected deaths, instead claiming that “80% of American adults have an underlying health issue.”
During a press briefing last week, Cohen declared that her two children, aged 10 and 12 years, will be receiving the new boosters, as she sought to convince the public that Covid vaccines remain safe, efficient and vital for public health in 2024.
Cohen’s attempt to dismiss evidence Covid vaccines are causing millions of death around the world came in the wake of a peer reviewed study that found that Covid mRNA vaccines have caused massive excess mortality in Australia.
A positive correlation between the shot and extra deaths has been discovered.
“The study explores the relationship by Australia State between COVID Booster Vaccinations and excess deaths. There is evidence of a very strong correlation in ordinary least squares regression analysis.
“Cross-validation tests support the strength of the regression relationship. The results suggest that it would be worthwhile to explore these associations in greater depth as it is an important public health issue,” the study declared in the ‘Abstract’ section.
A positive correlation describes how when one factor increases or decreases (Covid vaccination) the other factor (excess mortality) moves in the same direction. While correlation does not verify a direct cause-effect relationship between the first and second factor (causation), it does indicate a causal factor may be at play.
Booster doses have the biggest effect on death rates it appears.
“…excess deaths are significantly related to booster doses,” the study said in the ‘Bivariate regression results, cross-validation and discussion’ section.
This research is not the only link between vaccination and reductions in human life.
Fascinatingly, long before Covid, Melinda Gates of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has previously said that she’s very glad to see that when they go to Africa to give the black people their shots, for their health and wellbeing, their population numbers actually decrease.