There are ways to ensure any trial will give you the results you want. Here are the top six methods used to manipulate covid research results.
Vaccine
Latest evidence on covid increasing after vaccination
HART have previously reported on the evidence of increased covid infection rates in the first two weeks after the first dose of vaccine. W
Open Letter to the GMC
Sent 10 December 2021 To: Mr Charlie Massey, CEO, General Medical Council Dear Mr Massey, I am writing to you to share with you a number of letters from a group of healthcare professionals and scientists who have written repeatedly to the MHRA and the JCVI around the decision making for covid-19 vaccines in children. […]
Open Letter to the JCVI
9 December 2021 TO: Professor Lim, Chairman, JCVI COVID-19 subcommittee Dr June Raine, Chief Executive, MHRARt Hon Sajid Javid, Secretary of State for Health and Social Care Professor Chris Whitty, Chief Medical Officer for England Sir Patrick Vallance, Government Chief Scientific Adviser Dr Jenny Harries, Chief Executive, UKHSA Dear Professor Lim, Dr Raine, Mr Javid, […]
JCVI recommends 2nd dose for children in spite of saying ‘no’ to the first
The UKHSA has now quietly published guidance for health professionals on vaccine-associated myocarditis, a stark reminder of how serious a matter it is to extend the use of a vaccine designed for adults to younger people.
Blame the unvaccinated!
The past week has seen a deliberate stirring up of hatred towards the ‘unvaccinated’ across mainstream media outlets. The mission to divide society, and to shame and coerce those who have chosen not to take these experimental injections is reaching horrifying new lows.
Pfizer clinical trials and vaccine court trials
Pfizer’s honesty has been called into question after whistleblowers involved in the original trial came forward with a series of concerns about how the trial was managed as published in the BMJ.
What’s in a name?
One of the casualties of the pandemic, has been the loss of dialogue and scientific debate. Both sides have been guilty, with terms like ‘sheeple’ and ‘covidiots’, traded with ‘tin-foil hat brigade’ and ‘conspiracy theorist’.
Why hide what happens in the first two weeks after vaccination?
There have been numerous papers that have shown how well the vaccines protect people after the second dose. Some of this effect is a mirage. The effect happens as a result of inaccurate measuring and a phenomenon called survivorship bias.
It gets worse before it gets better
Vaccination results in a rise in covid infection rates for the first week or two before there is a fall. HART was attacked in March for stating that questions should be asked about the correlation between vaccine rollouts and increased covid mortality.
What is real-world vaccine effectiveness?
When studying the effect of vaccination or even the proportion of the population who have been vaccinated it is critical to know the size of the total population. Measuring an entire country’s population is a hugely difficult undertaking.
Who exactly are the ‘unvaccinated’?
The media continues to push a hate campaign towards the unvaccinated – but who are they? Every unvaccinated person will have their own reasons for making this decision about their health. Only they can understand what is best for their individual circumstances and that is how it should be.
Hang on a minute…
On 15 November Boris Johnson gave a press conference urging everyone to get their booster shots. This has caused much confusion in the minds of the thus far ‘fully vaccinated’.
FULL ARTICLE: What is real-world vaccine effectiveness?
There are places where measuring the population is much easier than the UK. For example, it is much easier to measure the size of a smaller population especially in a confined space such as on an island like Gibraltar. That is why soaring case rates in Gibraltar, which claims to have vaccinated almost every adult, is causing such concern.
Can we rely on NIMS (National Immunisation Management Service) figures?
Changing the total population estimate results in large swings in the estimate of ‘case’ rates in the unvaccinated. Given the inability to be accurate within a few percentage points, and the uncertainty about whether the inaccuracies are overestimating or underestimating the total, the differences between populations is not as informative as the trend in rates within each of the populations.
Should children be vaccinated against COVID-19?
HART would contest that it is unethical to ask children to take a vaccine to boost herd immunity or to offset political decisions such as school closures, at a stage when the drug trials have still to be completed. Policy makers would do well to re-read the Universal Declaration on Bioethics and Human Rights and to follow the authors’ guidance to ‘weigh up the risks and benefits with caution and to proceed with care’.
NHS vaccine mandates would cause staff shortages this winter
The logic of mandating vaccines in the NHS is hard to fathom, particularly given mandates for care home staff are due to come into force on 11th November and may also affect at least 10% of care workers in a sector already facing critical staff shortages.
Women’s reproductive concerns are brushed aside
Women’s concerns around menstruation were brushed aside and only in the last month has money been promised for a clinical trial to investigate how long it takes teenagers with disturbed menstruation to return to normal after vaccination.
