AHHA Issue 9-16-22

FEATURED ISSUE
COVID vaccine side effects
Acknowledging the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) as the official authority for government health information, it seems important to note that this month (September 2022) the CDC is publishing new information related to side effects from the COVID vaccines. As this new data unfolds, there do not appear to be any major news coverage. So it will be up to you to be on the lookout for these opportunities to learn about newly posted CDC-sourced data related to documented COVID vaccine side effects, including their frequency, severity, and even when this information was first known.

If you should feel that you or a loved one is dealing with one of these possible vaccine side effects, be sure to have a frank discussion with your physician and become  part of the journey to find ways to counteract any on-going negative impact on your health.

Issue: Are COVID vaccine side effects being revealed?

AHHA strives to maintain a neutral position on issues and views knowledge as power. For those interested in this month’s issue, we provide you with some samples of actual words from the CDC to give you an opportunity to access and evaluate changing data.

CDC on COVID Myocarditis Side Effects:
Oops! FDA Accidentally Reveals List of Covid Vaccine Side Effects, Including Myocarditis, Autoimmune Disease & Death (7/30/21 )
[reported myocarditis rates 10/22/20]
Adan Salazar

Science Goes Too Slow For The News (9/6/22)[
[reported myocarditis rates Aug 2021 & Aug 2022]
Matt Shapiro

Letter chain related to CDC tracking of COVID-19 vaccine adverse events:
Letter from Ron Johnson, U.S. Senator, to Rochelle P. Walensky, MD, MPH, Director, CDC (6/23/22)
Letter from Ron Johnson, U.S. Senator, to Rochelle P. Walensky, MD, MPH, Director, CDC (7/25/22)
Letter from Rochelle P. Walensky, MD, MPH, Director, CDC, to Ron Johnson, U.S. Senator (9/2/22)
Letter from Ron Johnson, U.S. Senator, to Rochelle P. Walensky, MD, MPH, Director, CDC (9/12/22)

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