Emails obtained by Children’s Health Defense reveal that NIH researchers were aware of at least 850 case reports and research articles on COVID-19 vaccine reactions by January 2022. The emails show NIH and FDA officials discussing symptoms such as dysautonomia, neuropathy, and tinnitus linked to the vaccines. Despite this, official public health advice continued to assert the safety and effectiveness of the vaccines. The documents also include numerous emails from vaccine-injured individuals seeking help, with NIH researchers acknowledging the difficulty in proving causation. These revelations suggest that adverse reactions were known to health officials earlier than publicly acknowledged.
Editor’s Note: The recent disclosure of NIH emails raises concerns about the transparency and integrity of public health communications. This inconsistency is troubling, especially as the public is still being advised—and in some cases, required—to receive these vaccines without fully understanding the potential risks. This continued blanket assurances of vaccine safety, devoid of these critical insights, undermine public trust and informed consent. If these emails had not been uncovered, many might still be unaware of the extent and nature of these side effects, which is a disservice to the people health agencies are sworn to protect. If this is the case, where are the lawsuits and accountability by the vaccine makers?
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