The J&J and AstraZeneca vaccines are essentially the same: they both use a 'dead' Adenovirus from chimpanzees (gross) to deliver synthetic DNA to a cell's nucleus to get it to produce the mRNA that instructs the cell to create the spike protein (moderna and pfizer deliver synthetic mRNA directly to the cell via lipid nanoparticles coated with Polyethylene Glycol and don't use an Adenovirus or go into the nucleus). These Adenovirus vector vaccines in particular seem to have an issue with blood clotting although they've all been shown to cause this issue.
www.reuters.com
"COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Denmark on Wednesday became the first country to stop using AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccine altogether over a potential link to a rare but serious form of blood clot.
The decision will push back the scheduled conclusion of Denmark’s vaccination scheme to early August from July 25, health authorities said.
But that new timeline assumes it will start using the Johnson & Johnson vaccine, whose rollout in Europe has been delayed over similar clotting concerns and the use of which Denmark has suspended. That shot comprises around a third of the country’s total contracted supply.
Results of investigations into the AstraZeneca-associated blood clots “showed real and serious side-effects,” Danish health agency head Soren Brostrom told a news briefing.
“We have therefore chosen to continue the vaccination programme for all target groups without this vaccine.”
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Also note that systems like VAERS only capture < 1% of all events:
digital.ahrq.gov
"Adverse events from vaccines are common but underreported, with less than one percent reported to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Low reporting rates preclude or delay the identification of "problem" vaccines, potentially endangering the health of the public."
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Here's an idea, instead of doing experimental gene therapy on 100's of millions of people for a disease that has an overall survival rate of 99.8% and hoping it doesn't lead to disaster (like it did with mammal studies) how about we get people to take some Vitamin D3 (which lowers mortality by 70%) and make HCQ and Ivermectin widely available? They both can be used in place of a vaccine/therapeutic and come with a fraction of the risk/cost and have well established safety profiles.
HCQ is available over the counter in third world countries for crying out loud! Also they provide broad spectrum protection against all variants unlike the vaccines which have already been shown to not provide equal protection from all variants.
In world first, Denmark ditches AstraZeneca's COVID-19 shot
COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Denmark on Wednesday became the first country to stop using AstraZeneca's COVID-19 vaccine altogether, following news of its possible link to very rare blood clot cases, health authorities said.
www.reuters.com
"COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Denmark on Wednesday became the first country to stop using AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccine altogether over a potential link to a rare but serious form of blood clot.
The decision will push back the scheduled conclusion of Denmark’s vaccination scheme to early August from July 25, health authorities said.
But that new timeline assumes it will start using the Johnson & Johnson vaccine, whose rollout in Europe has been delayed over similar clotting concerns and the use of which Denmark has suspended. That shot comprises around a third of the country’s total contracted supply.
Results of investigations into the AstraZeneca-associated blood clots “showed real and serious side-effects,” Danish health agency head Soren Brostrom told a news briefing.
“We have therefore chosen to continue the vaccination programme for all target groups without this vaccine.”
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Also note that systems like VAERS only capture < 1% of all events:
Electronic Support for Public Health - Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (ESP:VAERS) | Digital Healthcare Research
The project sought to create a generalizable system to facilitate detection and clinician reporting of vaccine adverse events and found that it is possible to automatically detect adverse events in defined ways, and to electronically report them.
"Adverse events from vaccines are common but underreported, with less than one percent reported to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Low reporting rates preclude or delay the identification of "problem" vaccines, potentially endangering the health of the public."
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Here's an idea, instead of doing experimental gene therapy on 100's of millions of people for a disease that has an overall survival rate of 99.8% and hoping it doesn't lead to disaster (like it did with mammal studies) how about we get people to take some Vitamin D3 (which lowers mortality by 70%) and make HCQ and Ivermectin widely available? They both can be used in place of a vaccine/therapeutic and come with a fraction of the risk/cost and have well established safety profiles.
HCQ is available over the counter in third world countries for crying out loud! Also they provide broad spectrum protection against all variants unlike the vaccines which have already been shown to not provide equal protection from all variants.
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