Seven Members of Parliament Request UK Statistics Authority to Re-do the Analysis of COVID-19 Vaccine Safety and Effectiveness

By Andrew Bridgen MP, Dame Andrea Jenkyns MP, Sir Robert Syms MP, and et al.
Global Research, March 06, 2024
Andrew Bridgen MP 2 March 2024

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Dear Professor Diamond,

We applaud the UK ONS for producing a number of time-series cohort analyses which looked at vaccinated and unvaccinated people over time since vaccination to determine whether or not the COVID vaccines are safe. These can be found at “Deaths by Vaccination Status, England” on the ONS website.

Unfortunately, the parameters chosen by the Authority are insufficient to make a dispositive determination as to whether the vaccines are “safe and effective” or not because the interval sizes were too few and too large. The UK Statistics Regulator agrees and said,

“Our view is that the Deaths by Vaccination Status publication does not provide information on vaccine effectiveness or vaccine safety and should not be used in this way.”

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