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Peter McCullough’s claim that COVID-19 vaccines might have caused rise in sudden deaths relies on flawed analysis
Claim:
COVID-19 vaccine myocarditis is common and linked to sudden death
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Source: Facebook, Peter McCullough, 2024-09-12 -
MisleadingFlawed analysis by Peter McCullough and others used to promote baseless claim that brain blood clots “112,000% more likely” after COVID-19 vaccine than flu vaccine
Claim:
Brain blood clots are 112,000% more likely to occur after COVID-19 vaccine than after the flu vaccine
Source: McCullough Foundation, Peter McCullough, 2024-09-06 -
InaccurateContrary to Peter McCullough’s claim, getting vaccinated is safer than getting COVID-19, in spite of rare cases of myocarditis
Claim:
a “game-changing study” showed that “COVID vaccines [were] more dangerous than the virus itself”; “children aged 12 to 17 are more likely to be hospitalized for myocarditis than for COVID.”
Source: The Western Journal, Mike Landry, Peter McCullough, 2021-12-15 -
InaccurateThere are FDA-approved COVID-19 vaccines in the U.S. as of May 2023, contrary to claim by Peter McCullough
Claim:
There are no FDA-approved COVID-19 vaccines on the U.S market as of May 2023
Source: Children's Health Defense, Peter McCullough, 2023-05-26 -
UnsupportedFlawed preprint based on autopsies inadequate to demonstrate that COVID-19 vaccines caused 74% of those deaths
Claim:
“Lancet Study on Covid Vaccine Autopsies Finds 74% Were Caused by Vaccine”
Source: Daily Sceptic, The Wellness Company, Peter McCullough, Will Jones, 2023-07-06 -
IncorrectNo scientific evidence for the claim that nattokinase can treat long COVID or “detox” COVID-19 vaccines
Claim:
“Dissolution of Spike Protein by Nattokinase: Holy Grail of COVID-19 Vaccine Detoxification”; long COVID is caused by persistent spike protein in the body
Source: Facebook, Substack, Peter McCullough, Ben Lynch, 2023-03-19 -
InaccurateClaim that myocarditis from COVID-19 vaccines carries serious risk of death is based on flawed study
Claim:
Study shows myocarditis from COVID-19 vaccination carries serious risk of death
Source: The Blaze, Joseph Mackinnon, 2024-01-29 -
InaccurateThe American Journal of Medicine didn’t recommend hydroxychloroquine as a treatment for COVID-19; scientific evidence doesn’t show hydroxychloroquine is effective against COVID-19
Claim:
The “American Journal of Medicine admit their stand on [hydroxychloroquine] was wrong“; it “published evidence that hydroxychloroquine is effective for preventing COVID-19“
Source: Gateway Pundit, Jim Hoft, 2021-01-28 -
-1.7Very lowTelegraph article on climate change mixes accurate and unsupported, inaccurate claims, misleads with false balance
Scientists’ Feedback SUMMARY This article in The Telegraph attempts to discuss the science of observed global warming and the factors responsible. However, mixed in with some accurate factual statements are…
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InaccurateCOVID-19 mRNA vaccines were tested in clinical trials, aren’t experimental
Claim:
COVID-19 mRNA vaccines are experimental, “ineffective and harmful”
Source: Facebook, Peter McCullough, Sucharit Bhakdi, Chris Oyakhilome, 2024-04-26