VAERS Underreports Deaths of Children After COVID Vaccine

VAERS is a passive adverse event reporting system that serves as a national early warning system for the identification of potential safety issues in U.S.-licensed vaccines — including injuries and deaths. Following the rollout of COVID-19 injections, increased use of the VAERS database has drawn in news media, scientific researchers, parents, and healthcare workers who were otherwise unaware of or indifferent towards it. One such individual, Albert Benavides, analyzes these reports for his website, VAERSAware.com.

Today, on “Good Morning CHD,” Benavides provides shocking reports from these careful examinations, including undocumented child deaths — resulting from misleading labels — and how an algorithm and “manual intervention” helped him identify the undercounted statistics. Catch the compelling conversation on CHD.TV!

*The opinions expressed by the hosts and guests in this show are not necessarily the views of Children’s Health Defense.

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