Analysis of latest Lancet paper promoted by media Dr Clare Craig A new Lancet Child & Adolescent Health paper has drawn headlines suggesting that COVID-19 poses a greater myocarditis risk to children than vaccination. A closer look at the data, however, raises serious questions about how those conclusions were reached. The headlines were that covid […]
The most concerning aspect of this is that the myocarditis itself was “focal and mild, as is mostly observed following COVID-19 mRNA vaccination” yet this resulted in a fatal arrhythmia, because cells which are part of the electrical system were affected.
A new study performed on adolescents in Hong Kong who suffered myocarditis after mRNA injection in Circulation appears to be generating quite a lot of discussion over how common it is, and what the long-term outcomes are for those unfortunate enough to suffer from this side effect.
Although there have been several epidemiological analyses of myocarditis, that simple comparison is never made. Where uninjected people are looked at specifically, there is no evidence of an increase in incidence. HART has previously summarised the data after infection in the injected compared to the uninjected.
An alternative approach is to look at how common myocarditis is over time. Did the incidence increase with the arrival of covid in 2020 or the arrival of injections in 2021?
‘Myocarditis is more common after covid than after the vaccine’ is a statement often made in response to safety concerns raised but what is the evidence for these assertions?
Hart recently published an article summarising the results of a study performed in the US military which found that nearly 3% of those vaccinated with smallpox vaccine developed subclinical myocarditis (defined by an increased troponin level – which was prospectively measured in all subjects).
We, the undersigned, are writing to express our deep concern at the guidance regarding further mRNA vaccination after any episode of myocarditis, as detailed in the UKHSA guidance for healthcare professionals.
In 2015 a team of researchers employed by the medical services of the US military published a peer-reviewed paper on the incidence of myocarditis and pericarditis after smallpox vaccination (SPX) and vaccination with an inactivated trivalent influenza vaccine (TIV).
Two new studies on myocarditis / pericarditis after mRNA vaccination have been published in major peer-reviewed journals.
Both are based on very large population samples. Both these studies find significantly higher rates of myocarditis, especially in younger males, than governments have to date acknowledged publicly.
The official narrative claims that vaccines prevent infection and therefore reduce risk of myocarditis from infection. This claim is reliant on two points: 1. Vaccines reducing infections 2. That infection related myocarditis occurs at a lower rate in the vaccinated.
20 August 2021 – The roll out of the COVID-19 vaccine to adolescents has begun, despite evidence that myocarditis is a side effect of the vaccine.
Dr Ros Jones reviews information on AstraZeneca, from the children’s trials, to the disappearance and final withdrawal of this ‘British success story’
A detailed review of how Baroness Hallett and her team viewed their responsibility to children. Answer mostly by ignoring them
MHRA are not telling anyone, but you can Cheryl Grainger Way back in 2022, Dame June Raine the now retired CEO of MHRA, did a presentation in Wales covering the 4 “pillars” of their safety monitoring. She mentioned that in the Yellow Card Vaccine MONITOR (YCVM), there were over 2,000 pregnant women and she was […]
Baroness Hallett today publishes the 4th report from the UK C-19 Inquiry. The People’s Vaccine Inquiry group take a preliminary look at her conclusions.
Re: The GMC is Failing in its Duty to Protect the Public and Needs Urgent Reform.
Health professionals, academics and concerned citizens write to Wes Streeting to point out the huge discrepancies in GMC action against whistle blowers compared with doctors commiting sexual offences.
Lancet choose to ignore errors in paper on myocarditis in children Dr Clare Craig 3 March 2026 Retractions are sometimes necessary, for example in cases of fraud, fabrication, or findings that are demonstrably unreliable, but the scientific record is not meant to be constantly rewritten. Progress normally occurs in a far more gradual way: hypotheses […]
A hard hitting article from Brazilian human rights activist, Filipe Rafaeli, on the cowardice and diminution of societies across the world when faced with propaganda on a parr with WWII.
