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As of 14 April, 40.9 million doses of experimental gene-based vaccines have been injected into the UK public. This has resulted in 196,576 reports of 692,162 adverse reactions, including 961 deaths shortly after injection. That's a known adverse reaction rate of 0.48% per dose.
Adverse reactions to AstraZeneca's vaccine include: 4,325 blood disorders (5 fatal); 5,534 cardiac disorder (76 fatal); 4,642 ear disorders; 7,814 eye disorders; 56,233 gastrointestinal disorders (8 fatal); 182,753 general disorders (240 fatal);
1,714 immune system disorders (1 fatal); 11,042 infections (61 fatal); 4,322 injuries (1 fatal); 6,418 metabolic disorders (4 fatal); 67,573 muscle and tissue disorders; 139 neoplasms (3 fatal); 118,942 disorders of the nervous system (106 fatal); 91 pregnancy conditions;
10,262 psychiatric disorders (1 fatal); 1,565 renal and urinary disorders (3 fatal); 2,076 reproductive and breast disorders; 16,732 respiratory disorders (71 fatal); 32,224 skin disorders (1 fatal); and 6,461 vascular disorders (39 fatal). 168 reports of blood clots (32 fatal).
In total, from taking the DNA-vector AstraZeneca vaccine there have been 548,495 adverse reactions, including 627 deaths, in 145,994 people from 23.5 million injections. That's 1 or more (with an average of 3.75) adverse reactions in 0.62% of those being tested.
Adverse reactions to Pfizer's vaccine include: 4,800 blood disorders (1 fatal); 1,811 cardiac disorder (46 fatal); 1,607 ear disorders; 2,219 eye disorders; 15,071 gastrointestinal disorders (14 fatal); 41,604 general disorders (135 fatal);
774 immune system disorders (1 fatal); 3,343 infections (59 fatal); 1,018 injuries (2 fatal); 901 metabolic disorders (1 fatal); 18,988 muscle and tissue disorders; 74 neoplasms (1 fatal); 26,864 disorders of the nervous system (32 fatal); 77 pregnancy conditions (3 fatal);
2,313 psychiatric disorders; 375 renal and urinary disorders (2 fatal); 909 reproductive and breast disorders; 5,992 respiratory disorders (31 fatal); 10,421 skin disorders (1 fatal); and 1,951 vascular disorders (4 fatal).
From taking the mRNA-based Pfizer vaccine, therefore, there have been a total of 143,034 adverse reactions, including 334 deaths, in 50,022 people, resulting from 17.4 million injections. That's 1 or more (with an average of 2.9) adverse reactions in 0.29% of those being tested.
A breakdown of the adverse reactions to Moderna's vaccine has not been made available on the UK Government website; but there have been a total of 117 adverse reactions reported in 44 people from an undeclared number of injections.
In addition, there have been a total of 1,611 adverse reactions, including 12 deaths, in 516 people from being injected with unspecified brands of experimental COVID-19 vaccines.
All these figures are from the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency, which together with the Department of Health and Social Care, Public Health England and the NHS, has denied any causal connection between the vaccines and the 961 deaths. https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/coronavirus-covid-19-vaccine-adverse-reactions/coronavirus-vaccine-summary-of-yellow-card-reporting#yellow-card-reports
However, these are only the reported reactions. In 2019, the Govt estimated that only 10% of serious ADRs and between 2% and 4% of non-serious are reported. This increases ADRs to the Pfizer vaccine to at least 1.43 million and AstraZeneca to 5.48 million. https://www.gov.uk/drug-safety-update/yellow-card-please-help-to-reverse-the-decline-in-reporting-of-suspected-adverse-drug-reactions
As a measure of the MHRA's lack of transparency and honesty as a nominally public body, in response to an FOI request in February asking what percentage of adverse reactions to COVID vaccines it estimates are being recorded by them, MHRA refused to answer. https://www.whatdotheyknow.com/request/729969/response/1751411/attach/2/FOI%2021%20196%20response.pdf?cookie_passthrough=1
This is not surprising because, although an agency of the Department of Health and Social Care, since 1989 the MHRA has been entirely funded by the pharmaceutical industry it regulates, which includes AstraZeneca, Pfizer and Moderna.
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In 2013, the pharmaceutical industry was paying UK health professionals £40 million per year to promote their drugs. The UK office of AstraZeneca alone paid £671,400 in fees to 903 doctors, plus £30,200 for their travel and hotel bills. https://www.theguardian.com/society/2013/apr/05/drug-companies-pay-doctors-40m?fbclid=IwAR2F6dHT71zF-u49CSAtZDVnnOvij0BF1raWQiikLCXzXMhU9TqjiXqBxwo
When a Government agency refuses an FOI request made under an Act of Parliament on the grounds of commercial confidentiality, that agency is no longer a public body but an arm of the pharmaceutical industry for whose business it competes. Drug regulation in the UK is a racket.
Yet this is the industry, these are the companies, and this is the regulatory body we are being asked to trust with the health of the nation. For more about their records of malpractice, government lobbying, bribery and settled laws suits, read our report. https://architectsforsocialhousing.co.uk/2021/03/04/brave-new-world-expanding-the-uk-biosecurity-state-through-the-winter-of-2020-2021/
