Credit to The Daily Sceptic for reporting on and posting a pre-print study initially published on 5 July 2023 but was taken down within 24 hours. It is titled “A Systematic Review of Autopsy Findings in Deaths after COVID-19 Vaccination” by N. Hulscher and eight others, including Dr Paul E. Alexander and Dr Peter A. McCullough.
The review is 48 pages but most of it are citations; the main body is merely about seventeen pages with generous font size and paragraph spacing so it is actually a quick read.
The authors, after the screening process, “found 44 studies that contained autopsy or necropsy reports”. Across these 44 studies, there were…
a total of 325 autopsy cases and 1 necropsy case (heart). The mean age of death was 70.4 years and there were 139 females (42.6%). Most received a Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine (41%), followed by Sinovac (37%), AstraZeneca (13%), Moderna (7%), Johnson & Johnson (1%), and Sinopharm (1%). The cardiovascular system was most frequently implicated (53%), followed by hematological (17%), respiratory (8%), multiple organ systems (7%), neurological (4%), immunological (3%), and gastrointestinal (1%). In 7% of cases, the cause of death was either unknown, non-natural (drowning, head injury, etc.) or infection. One organ system was affected in 302 cases, two in 3 cases, three in 8 cases, and four or more in 13 cases.
That’s a lot of coincidences, it must be why the paper was taken down.
The mean number of days from vaccination until death was 14.3. (The breakdown for doses received are all in the ballpark of days.) Most deaths occurred within a week from the last dose received.
In short, the authors “found 73.9% of deaths after COVID-19 vaccination were attributable to fatal vaccine injury syndromes”.
Pretty sure that’s a coincidence as well.
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