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Virologist: A compulsory vaccine is the worst thing
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EU INSTITUTIONS
EU institutions strike deal on bloc’s long-term budget. The European Parliament and Council reached a final deal on the EU’s next seven-year budget, worth €1.0743 trillion, on Tuesday, agreeing to add an additional €16 billion, mostly for health and education, and introduce a roadmap for new European levies and biodiversity targets. Read the full story here.
Biden-summit soon? EU Council President Charles Michel is set to invite US President-elect Joe Biden to participate in a video summit with EU leaders, potentially even before the 20 January inauguration, a senior EU official told reporters on Tuesday. Michel will then follow up with another invitation to attend a formal summit in Brussels, the official added. (Alexandra Brzozowski, EURACTIV.com)
In today’s news from the Capitals:
BRUSSELS
“The worst thing you can do is make the vaccine compulsory,” virologist Marc Van Ranst told VRT Niews. “That’s fuel to the anti-vaccine movement, as it’s what they’ve been warning about for years. It would send a very bad signal,” he added.
According to figures from Belgium’s public health institute Sciensano, 50% of people surveyed would certainly get vaccinated, 17% would not, and 33% are in doubt.
“The 17% who will not be vaccinated is not a problem”, he explained. “But you will have to convince the other 33%. And from the past, you learn that you will eventually persuade those people. That will work.”
The issue of whether vaccination for COVID-19 should be mandatory or voluntary in order to achieve the highest possible vaccination rates has taken centre stage lately. Read more.
BERLIN | PARIS | VIENNA | THE HAGUE
France pushes for European response to terrorism threat. Several key EU leaders, including France, Germany and Austria, promised at a mini-summit on Tuesday to renew efforts to fight Islamist terrorism, calling for a reform of the Schengen area and measures against foreign fighters. Read more.
BERLIN
German health minister pressures EU for vaccine agreement. German Health Minister Jens Spahn (CDU) is ramping up pressure on the EU to reach an agreement with pharmaceutical companies following the announcement that the Pfizer-Biontech vaccine is 90% effective, saying such a contract should come “in the next few days”. Read more.
NORDICS
HELSINKI
Finland to also start testing its fur farms. Finnish health authorities will start testing a number of fur farms across the country for coronavirus, as the country wants to avoid a similar situation to the Netherlands and Denmark, where millions of minks had to be culled after a mutation of the coronavirus found in the animals spread to humans. Read more.
Read also: Denmark plans to cull its mink population after coronavirus mutation spreads to humans
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STOCKHOLM
Sweden halts 5G auction after court grants relief to Huawei. Swedish telecoms regulator PTS on Monday (9 November) halted 5G spectrum auctions after a court suspended parts of its decision that had excluded Chinese telecom equipment maker Huawei from 5G networks. Read more.
UK and IRELAND
LONDON
Britain’s biggest holiday company Tui has cancelled all the holidays planned for November and December to Lapland “due to the continued uncertainty surrounding travel and the unprecedented impact of COVID19,” disrupting plans of families and children to see Santa Claus, the Independent reports. In normal winters, hundreds of charter flights operate from the UK to Finnish Lapland as holidaymakers pay £500 on average per person for a one-day trip. (Daniel Eck | EURACTIV.com)
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DUBLIN
Ireland to ease quarantine from COVID-19 hot spots. Ireland will ease travel curbs for arrivals from “red” regions of Britain and the EU regions hardest hit by COVID-19 from November 29 by cutting their quarantine period to five days from 14 currently if they test negatively for the virus. Read more.
EUROPE’S SOUTH
ROME | MADRID
Italy to get 40 million Pfizer vaccines, Spain just 20 million. Italy will receive 40 million doses of the COVID-19 vaccine developed by Pfizer-BioNTech, of which the EU has ordered 300 million doses.
Meanwhile, Spain hopes to receive 20 million doses from US pharmaceutical giant to immunise up to 10 million people “for free” by December or early 2021, Spanish Minister of Health Salvador Illa stressed on Tuesday, EFE reported. Read more.
ROME
Cagliari Prosecutor launches investigation for region’s handling of the pandemic. The Public Prosecutor Office of Cagliari, Sardinia, has opened an investigation into the handling of the pandemic situation over the summer when discos were allowed to reopen due to low infection figures. However, as this led to the emergence of new outbreaks in the region that then spread across the country, magistrates are eager to find out whether the region had allowed night clubs to reopen despite being aware of possible risks. (Alessandro Follis | EURACTIV.it)
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ATHENS
Greece hopes for a US shift toward Erdogan, not Turkey. The election of Joe Biden in the US has revived hopes in Athens that the new US administration will not show the tolerance of Donald Trump toward Turkey’s behaviour in the Eastern Mediterranean and the wider region.
Trump and his Turkish counterpart Recep Tayyip Erdoğan used to have close personal ties, which is not the case for Biden. More.
VISEGRAD
WARSAW
Women’s Strike to be online, won’t clash with national Independence March. As Poland celebrates Independence Day on Wednesday, far-right groups such as All-Polish Youth (Młodzież Wszechpolska), the National Radical Camp (Obóz Narodowo-Radykalny), and many hooligans who in the past have often carried flares and knuckle-dusters to cause riots, will not clash with the Women’s Strike panned counterdemonstration as this will take place online. Read more.
Read also: Abortion law reform was the last straw, say campaigners
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PRAGUE
Chinese and Russian intelligence among most active in Czech Republic. “Russia aims for the destabilisation and breakup of its enemies, whereas China aims to create a Sinocentric global community, where all the other nations approve the legitimacy of Chinese interests and respect,” the Czech Security Information Service said in its annual report. Read more.
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BUDAPEST
Hungarian government submits proposal for new constitutional amendments. Hungarian Justice Minister Judit Varga submitted a proposal for the amendment of Hungary’s constitution, known as the “fundamental law,” the 9th change since the ruling Fidesz government changed the country’s highest law in 2012. Read more.
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BRATISLAVA
Slovak PM wants to prolong the state of emergency. Prime Minister Igor Matovič wants to prolong the state of emergency in Slovakia for another 90 days to ensure people are prohibited from going out at night. While experts question whether this would be in line with the constitution, junior coalition partner Freedom and Solidarity Party (SaS) is ready to compromise on a shorter period of 30 days. (Zuzana Gabrižová | EURACTIV.sk)
NEWS FROM THE BALKANS
SOFIA
Bulgaria expects severe increase in bad loans. A severe increase in bad loans is expected in the coming months in Bulgaria, due to the expiration of the moratorium on loan repayments to those most affected by the economic crisis. Read more.
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ZAGREB
Croatian government looking into reducing the number of local officials. A set of bills on local and regional government units designed to reduce the number of local officials has been put to public consultation, announced Justice and Public Administration Minister Ivan Malenica. Read more.
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LJUBLJANA
Slovenia’s health situation causes political turmoil. While Slovenian Health Minister Tomaž Gantar confirmed he had proposed that the government introduce stricter epidemiological measures than those currently in force, other ministers oppose this. Read more.
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BUCHAREST
Battle of the markets. The food markets are the latest battleground of Romanian politicians, which are now vying for votes for the upcoming general elections. The government decided to stop the activity of markets organized in closed spaces, as one of the measures to restrict the spread of the coronavirus. However, the Parliament decided against that measure. More.
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BELGRADE
Serbian parliament speaker proposes to rebalance budget rebalance. Serbian MPs will debate one agenda item – a ‘budget rebalance’ proposal – for 10 rather than the usual five hours during the parliament session starting on Tuesday, Serbian parliament speaker Ivica Dačić has announced. Read more.
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BELGRADE | SKOPJE | TIRANA
Balkan leaders sign common market declaration. Leaders from Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia and Serbia adopted a plan on Tuesday for a regional common economic market during an online summit held in Sofia, as part of the Berlin Process for the Western Balkans. Read more.
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PODGORICA
COVID-19 is a biological weapon, says Montenegrin MP. COVID-19 is an artificially isolated biological weapon, said Movement for Changes leader Nebojsa Medojević, adding that the virus was designed to influence US presidential elections, following which Medojević congratulated Donald Trump.
His party, the Movement for Changes, is part of the International Democrat Union (IDU), an international alliance of centre-right, right and conservative parties. (Željko Trkanjec | EURACTIV.hr)
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Vaccines have saved humanity from countless scourges, including measles, polio, and smallpox. But the process of producing a safe, effective vaccine is necessarily painstaking, as the risk of harm is real.
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A viral disease spreads across the globe, causing debilitating illness and death in numbers that mount by the day. Scientists race to develop a vaccine as panic grows, and within a year, millions of Americans get inoculated. The scourge recedes.
Except for those who get one of the 120,000 doses that accidentally contain the live virus. Some 40,000 inoculated children contract a mild form of the disease. Dozens more children get stricken by the paralysis that the vaccine was designed to prevent, as do over 100 other people who pick up the virus from the inoculated children. Ten of them die.
Such tragic errors from inoculations against disease — this one from the polio vaccine developed by Jonas Salk, MD, in the 1950s, one of the most successful immunizations in history — help to explain why an anxious world must wait up to two years for a vaccination to shield people from the potentially fatal novel coronavirus.
“We are moving as fast as humanly possible,” says research scientist Brooke Fiala during a break from working on a vaccine at the University of Washington’s (UW) Institute for Protein Design.
Yet bringing a vaccine from lab to public deployment proceeds at a glacial pace, and it’s a costly expedition. “From the creation of the idea to having a marketable vaccine is usually seven to 10 years or more, and about 1 billion U.S. dollars,” says Gregory A. Poland, MD, director of the Mayo Vaccine Research Group.
That’s by design: the design of human biology and procedures built to minimize harm.
“The basic history lesson when it comes to vaccines and immunization is that there always has been a risk and there always will be a risk,” says David S. Jones, PhD, the A. Bernard Ackerman professor of the culture of medicine at Harvard University.
Looking at the risks and the steps to mitigate them sheds light on some of the factors behind the long, expensive process.
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Jumping in
Labs at academic research institutions were well-positioned to search for a vaccine soon after the novel coronavirus was first reported in China in January. Many of those labs have been conducting research into viruses and vaccine development for years, including forms of coronavirus. Researchers at UW, Mayo Clinic, Duke University School of Medicine, and Baylor College of Medicine, among others, tapped into past and ongoing projects to focus on stopping the virus that causes COVID-19.
At Mayo, Poland echoes the thinking of other lab leaders when he says, “We have technology and expertise. We’ve developed patents. Let’s jump in.”
For academic medical labs with the foundational research, scientific tools, and human expertise, producing a vaccine to test can take just months. Several reported in late March that they were preparing to test vaccines on animals or humans. That’s where the process slows to a degree that surprises outsiders.
“We are moving as fast as humanly possible.”
Brooke Fiala
University of Washington Institute for Protein Design
“What we have control over is the development side. We’re moving at lightning speed through that now,” says Fiala at UW. “What we can’t control is the animal studies and clinical trials.”
Those steps are dictated by federal regulations that address the inherent risk of vaccines: Unlike treatments for disease victims, vaccines are administered to healthy people to stave off illness if they get exposed to the virus. Vaccines typically provide that protection by giving people a bit of the virus to trigger an immune response.
Two of the most common types of vaccines that labs are working on, as defined by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), are “attenuated,” which use a weakened form of the virus, and “inactivated,” which use a killed version of the virus. However, some of the efforts rely on infusing messenger RNA molecules to produce a protein that sets off a cellular process that activates an immune response.
Salks’ polio vaccine used an inactivated virus and was licensed for public use hours after clinical trial results were announced in 1955. Some lots from one of the production labs, Cutter Laboratories, contained the live virus, leading to tragic results. The Cutter batches were pulled from the market, while vaccines from other labs continued to be safely administered.
History lessons
The so-called Cutter Incident involved a production error. When inactivated vaccines are produced correctly, the risks lie in the countless variables that affect a body’s reaction, including the person’s immune system (which are not fully developed in young children, and often weakened in the elderly); physical condition (are they pregnant or ill?); and environment (including exposure to other forms of the virus).
“The risks of vaccines are lower now than in the past because production is much better than it used to be.”
David S. Jones, PhD
Harvard University
Here are some examples of unexpected adverse effects:
Measles: This widespread, highly effective vaccination against the childhood disease started with some severe consequences. Thousands of children who received a particular inactivated vaccine in the early 1960s and were then exposed to the actual measles virus developed atypical measles — characterized by high fever, severe abdominal pain, and inflammation of lung issue — and often required hospitalization. That vaccine was withdrawn, and later versions of attenuated virus vaccines proved safe and effective. The World Health Organization reports that measles cases worldwide are a small fraction of what they were decades ago, although they remain common in many developing countries.
Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV): This pervasive respiratory virus has proven resistant to vaccination. Children treated with one vaccine in the 1960s developed an enhanced form of the disease, suffering high fever, bronchopneumonia, and wheezing. Many were hospitalized and two died.
“That set the field back years,” Poland said, as researchers and manufacturers “were afraid” to try again.
Researchers have since tried but still not developed an RSV vaccine for public use, according to the CDC. Babies at particularly high risk for RSV are sometimes injected with an antibody to help fight off infection.
Dengue fever: The Philippines halted a school-based vaccination program in 2017 after reports of complications and several deaths linked to the product, Dengvaxia. The French manufacturer, Sanofi Pasteur, later said the vaccine posed a risk to people without prior infection from one of the disease’s four stereotypes, actually increasing the risk that the child would contract a more severe form of the disease. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved the vaccine last year for limited use: for children of certain ages, living in endemic areas, and previously infected with a form of the virus.
Despite those and other reports of harmful effects, the CDC estimates that since 2011, vaccines have averted 23.3 million deaths from disease worldwide. “Smallpox is gone,” Jones notes. Polio, once blamed for paralyzing an average of 35,000 people a year in the United States, was declared eradicated in the country in 1979.
Now as researchers dream of doing the same to COVID-19, the testing and revising phases apply the brakes.
Reducing risks
Vaccine testing proceeds slowly because the human body responds slowly: It takes weeks to produce the antibodies that provide immunity, and it can take longer to show harmful side effects.
“The regulatory pathway is meant to be slow, deliberate, reflective,” Poland says. “Data-rich, data-informed, and peer reviewed. Where you shortcut that, you can run into problems.”
With federal oversight, the process typically works through these phases:
Animal trials: A lab tests the vaccine on small animals (usually mice) to see if it triggers an immune response and side effects.
Clinical trials: If those tests show that the vaccine safely produces the intended immune responses, the product moves to human clinical trials, as explained by the CDC and the FDA:
- Phase I, involving a small group (typically several dozen) of volunteers to test the safety of various doses and see if they produce immune responses.
- Phase II, expanding to more people (typically hundreds) “who have characteristics (such as age and physical health) similar to those for whom the new vaccine is intended.” The objective is to determine safety and immune response in a more diverse set of subjects.
- Phase III, giving the vaccine to thousands of people to provide data about safety and effectiveness (measured, for example, by how many contract the disease in an area where the virus exists).
Through these processes, researchers use control groups that do not receive the vaccine, and they make adjustments in delivery method, dose, and frequency based on the results. At each stage, the FDA says, “if data raise significant concerns about either safety or effectiveness,” the agency might request more information or another round of studies — or halt the studies.
“If we aren’t deliberate and careful, we could harm people. We have to remember that.”
Gregory A. Poland, MD
Mayo Clinic
“All that has to happen is one significant harmful side effect and you have to start over,” Poland says.
After completion of all three phases, companies apply to the FDA for a license to market and publicly administer the vaccine. Some vaccines undergo a fourth phase to study effects while the vaccine is being publicly administered — a process that can involve thousands of people over several years.
Overall, notes Jones, of Harvard, “The risks of vaccines are lower now than in the past because production is much better than it used to be.”
Can it happen faster?
Efforts are underway to accelerate the process to fight COVID-19.
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) launched a Phase I trial on March 16 with 45 human volunteers using a messenger RNA vaccine that did not go through a full round of animal testing first. The NIH said scientists “were able to quickly develop” the vaccine by adapting ongoing research into a vaccine for “related coronaviruses” that had been subject to animal testing. The NIH estimates that Phase I could last about 14 months.
Particularly telling is the project’s mix of public and private partners: The NIH says the development, study, and manufacturing of the vaccine involves its National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease, the biotech firm Moderna, Kaiser Permanente Washington Health Research Institute, and the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations (CEPI), a global partnership based in Norway.
Such partnerships are essential. Because the process from conception to market grows more complicated and expensive at each step, labs usually find government, philanthropic, and business partners to fund the studies, revisions, and approvals, with private companies typically taking on the ultimate manufacturing and distribution. CEPI projects that bringing several COVID-19 vaccines to trial will cost $2 billion.
“Vaccine development is a tough space to be in because the risk is high, the timelines are long, and it’s expensive,” says Peter Hotez, MD, dean of Baylor’s National School of Tropical Medicine, who oversees a COVID-19 vaccine project there.
What’s more, private and government labs throughout the United States and in other countries are moving on vaccine development as well — and ultimately, only a few are likely to get through the tests and make it to market. China’s Academy of Military Medical Sciences reports that it started recruiting volunteers for a clinical trial of a vaccine. German companies BioNTech (partnering with Pfizer) and CureVac say they plan to start clinical trials as soon as this month. Sanofi Pasteur of France is researching a vaccine with expert and financial support from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
Researchers at university labs say it’s possible to get a novel coronavirus vaccine ready for public deployment within 12 to 24 months from the start of the research, as federal officials project. Still, Hotez says, “That’s an optimistic scenario.”
Researchers hope they can fulfill the projections. “All of us have families, too,” Poland says. “We’re as anxious to see this get done as anybody.
“Yet at the same time, if we aren’t deliberate and careful, we could harm people. We have to remember that.”
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“This vaccination is the worst thing ever” Nashville nurse with Bell’s palsy said
A Register nurse in Nashville, Tennessee, recorded a video message discouraging everyone from getting vaccine. According to the victim of the Covid-19 vaccine, she has been suffering from facial paralysis for three days and describes the incident as “the worst thing ever”.
“I recently took the Covid-19 vaccination, after the shot I felt fine but within three days I went to the doctor because I had paralyzed my face. The whole left side of my face actually,” she said almost crying. “I have Bell’s palsy now and as you can see I can’t smile. I’m trying to smile.”
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“Bell’s Palsy – sudden onset of mild weakness to total paralysis on one side of the face which can happen within hours to days; may lead to facial paralysis,” says Nurse Study.
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Boston oncologist felt “dizzy” and a “racing heart” right after Moderna’s vaccine shot
The NYT reported another case of a severe reaction to the Covid-19 vaccine. According to a geriatric oncology fellow at Boston Medical Center, immediately after the injection, his heartbeat began to accelerate.
Dr Hossein Sadrzadeh has a shellfish allergy that could trigger a similar reaction to the vaccine. It is reported that this is the first time a vaccine has shown itself in this way.
Dr Sadrzadeh “felt he was developing an allergic reaction and was allowed to self-administer his personal epi-pen. He was taken to the Emergency Department, evaluated, treated, observed and discharged. He is doing well today,” a spokesman at the Boston Medical Center, David Kibbe said in a statement on Friday.
The CDC took control over the possible manifestations of such side effects when injecting Pfizer Inc and BioNTech vaccines in the United States.
Image: Rupesh Gupta / Flickr
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CDC Reports That Thousands Of UK Vaccinated Patients Unable To Work And Even Perform Normal Daily Activities
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported on how vaccination is going on in the UK and what side effects are adding to the list of already identified. Anaphylaxis, the inability to work and the need for constant medical supervision have been added to the previously declared list of side effects.
Previously, Bell's palsy, headache, muscle and joint pain were considered the most dire side effects. Also, the government carefully conceals mortality among those who were vaccinated.
According to the CDC's analysis of cases of anaphylaxis, between December 9th and 18th, there were 6 cases among 272 thousand subjects.
"Post-authorization pharmacovigilance systems have detected and confirmed 6 anaphylaxis cases following vaccination," the report says.
The study also showed that over 4 days of observation, from December 14 to 18, the number of people with deteriorating health increased from 3 to 3 150 people.
Image: American Public Health Association / Flickr
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CHI Memorial claim in new video that Tiffany Dover is alive but many believe she was replaced in the video by another person
A recently appeared CHI Memorial video of Tiffany Dover, who passed out shortly after a COVID-19 vaccine shot, raised questions and thoughts among the internet users about the conspiracy and the turf wars of the pharmaceutical companies. Many claimed that the person showed in the video was a different person at all.
Nashville nurse, Tiffany Dove, became famous after the video in which she fainted right after a vaccine shot went viral. The incident immediately launched a bunch of theories, including the one of her death and of the so-called Vaccine Mafia which is coming for her and her family “with needled” trying to cover-up the truth about the vaccine and its consequences.
The rumors began to spread after Dover instantly disappeared from all social media and after other fake social media accounts started reporting about her alleged death. Tiffany’s death certificate released on searchquarry.com added fuel to the flame.
“If LOTS of people get wiped out by the flu shot, and only 1 percent of 25 percent report it, how freaking bad does the Corona vax have to be to get THREE WHOLE PERCENT of the population to report it? Obviously bad enough to have LOTS of people dropping dead, just like nurse Tiffany Dover who fell out live on TV, with no updates to her condition other than a possible hoax obituary, and obvious trolls saying she’s OK. Maybe Snopes debunked it too, and who would trust the MSM other than an intellectual drooler?”
However, her disappearance can be easily explained that after the nationwide attention, the barrage of questions from the journalists and the concerned citizens was so vast so it made the nurse simply abandon responding to everyone. Besides, she just didn’t get used to that kind of attention and just asked for some privacy.
Additionally, it was then reported that she is not dead. She is at home with her children and doing well. MSM meanwhile released a statement explaining Dover’s condition after the vaccine shot.
“After recovering from fainting, she explained that she has a condition called Vasovagal Syncope, which makes her faint whenever she feels pain, sees needles, feels intense heat, stands for too long or is dehydrated.”
“I have passed out probably six times in past six weeks, It’s common for me,” Dover said in the video released the day after the incident.
She did not explain why she volunteered to get the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine live on TV despite her condition.
Her family members could not be reached either that is why it was impossible to prove or disapprove the information about her condition or confirm her death.
But unbelievers still insist that the story is being carefully covered-up and their beliefs only get stronger after the recent video by CHI Memorial aimed to show that Dover is fine and alive. The video shows Dover surrounded by her co-workers who support her.
The following day, the clinic closed its Twitter account.
The users suggested that the person who appeared in the footage is a completely different person. They found alleged proof that the woman in the video is Amber Lynn Honea, Tiffany's colleague who just replaced Dover and wore the tag with her name, citing to the facial differences such as the hairline and others. Namely, the different parting of the hair is found odd, the color of her eyes, Dover has blue eyes while Lynn has brown eyes. The different form of her eyebrows is also mentioned.
Watch the video below. The author also says that the person in the video looks heavier than Tiffany and wasn't allowed to speak while being filmed because it would be also noticeable that the voice would differ.
One of the suggestions was made via Tiffany’s Instagram account. The photo pictured Tiffany seemed suspicious to a Reddit user who said that it’s not for sure that it is her. Then one of her friends Ashley Shirley posted a photo with Dover but it was also found fishy, “why is Shirley posting this picture when she hasn't posted a picture with Tiffany since 2019.”
What was found even weirder is that all of her family's Instagram accounts have been wiped.
https://usareally.com/8689-cdc-reports-that-thousands-of-uk-vaccinated-patients-unable-to-work-and-even-perform-normal-daily-activities
CDC Reports That Thousands Of UK Vaccinated Patients Unable To Work And Even Perform Normal Daily Activities
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported on how vaccination is going on in the UK and what side effects are adding to the list of already identified. Anaphylaxis, the inability to work and the need for constant medical supervision have been added to the previously declared list of side effects.
Previously, Bell's palsy, headache, muscle and joint pain were considered the most dire side effects. Also, the government carefully conceals mortality among those who were vaccinated.
According to the CDC's analysis of cases of anaphylaxis, between December 9th and 18th, there were 6 cases among 272 thousand subjects.
"Post-authorization pharmacovigilance systems have detected and confirmed 6 anaphylaxis cases following vaccination," the report says.
The study also showed that over 4 days of observation, from December 14 to 18, the number of people with deteriorating health increased from 3 to 3 150 people.
Image: American Public Health Association / Flickr
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CHI Memorial claim in new video that Tiffany Dover is alive but many believe she was replaced in the video by another person
A recently appeared CHI Memorial video of Tiffany Dover, who passed out shortly after a COVID-19 vaccine shot, raised questions and thoughts among the internet users about the conspiracy and the turf wars of the pharmaceutical companies. Many claimed that the person showed in the video was a different person at all.
Nashville nurse, Tiffany Dove, became famous after the video in which she fainted right after a vaccine shot went viral. The incident immediately launched a bunch of theories, including the one of her death and of the so-called Vaccine Mafia which is coming for her and her family “with needled” trying to cover-up the truth about the vaccine and its consequences.
The rumors began to spread after Dover instantly disappeared from all social media and after other fake social media accounts started reporting about her alleged death. Tiffany’s death certificate released on searchquarry.com added fuel to the flame.
“If LOTS of people get wiped out by the flu shot, and only 1 percent of 25 percent report it, how freaking bad does the Corona vax have to be to get THREE WHOLE PERCENT of the population to report it? Obviously bad enough to have LOTS of people dropping dead, just like nurse Tiffany Dover who fell out live on TV, with no updates to her condition other than a possible hoax obituary, and obvious trolls saying she’s OK. Maybe Snopes debunked it too, and who would trust the MSM other than an intellectual drooler?”
However, her disappearance can be easily explained that after the nationwide attention, the barrage of questions from the journalists and the concerned citizens was so vast so it made the nurse simply abandon responding to everyone. Besides, she just didn’t get used to that kind of attention and just asked for some privacy.
Additionally, it was then reported that she is not dead. She is at home with her children and doing well. MSM meanwhile released a statement explaining Dover’s condition after the vaccine shot.
“After recovering from fainting, she explained that she has a condition called Vasovagal Syncope, which makes her faint whenever she feels pain, sees needles, feels intense heat, stands for too long or is dehydrated.”
“I have passed out probably six times in past six weeks, It’s common for me,” Dover said in the video released the day after the incident.
She did not explain why she volunteered to get the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine live on TV despite her condition.
Her family members could not be reached either that is why it was impossible to prove or disapprove the information about her condition or confirm her death.
But unbelievers still insist that the story is being carefully covered-up and their beliefs only get stronger after the recent video by CHI Memorial aimed to show that Dover is fine and alive. The video shows Dover surrounded by her co-workers who support her.
The following day, the clinic closed its Twitter account.
The users suggested that the person who appeared in the footage is a completely different person. They found alleged proof that the woman in the video is Amber Lynn Honea, Tiffany's colleague who just replaced Dover and wore the tag with her name, citing to the facial differences such as the hairline and others. Namely, the different parting of the hair is found odd, the color of her eyes, Dover has blue eyes while Lynn has brown eyes. The different form of her eyebrows is also mentioned.
Watch the video below. The author also says that the person in the video looks heavier than Tiffany and wasn't allowed to speak while being filmed because it would be also noticeable that the voice would differ.
One of the suggestions was made via Tiffany’s Instagram account. The photo pictured Tiffany seemed suspicious to a Reddit user who said that it’s not for sure that it is her. Then one of her friends Ashley Shirley posted a photo with Dover but it was also found fishy, “why is Shirley posting this picture when she hasn't posted a picture with Tiffany since 2019.”
What was found even weirder is that all of her family's Instagram accounts have been wiped.
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