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To: Winfastorlose who wrote (776191)	1/23/2023 3:28:44 PM
From: skinowski	6 Recommendations Read Replies (3) of 793964

Dr McCollough not long ago compared an older study examining sudden deaths among young people. Over several years, that incidence was under 3 per year on average. And yet, some data since then vaccinations began to show an incidence several times higher (don’t remember the exact number, but it was over 1500). He was criticized for not being “academic” about it, and in some way, the two studies used different criteria for selection. And, that is true - criteria indeed differed - BUT, he didn’t represent this observation as an academic study, he published it in a letter to the editor of some European medical journal. But even with such shortcomings, it’s very obvious that sudden deaths among young athletes jumped up very sharply. They should study it - and should have such studies by now. They’re just reluctant to do them. Don’t want to have to publish something that may take off the market the mRNA vaccines - or, at least, sharply limit their use.

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