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COVID-19 Vaccines Are Not Associated With Bell’s Palsy

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / April 29, 2021 / adverse events, Bell's Palsy, causal relationship, coincidence, COVID-19 vaccine, hierarchy of evidence, side effects

Beside a few case reports, there is no evidence that Bell’s palsy is caused by COVID-19 vaccines.

Did 23 People Die in Norway After Getting COVID-19 Vaccinations?

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / January 16, 2021 / benefits, causal relationship, coincidence, COVID-19 deaths, COVID-19 vaccine, Norway, risks, Sherri Tenpenny, vaccine deaths

New guidelines in Norway are only for those with the most serious frailty or who have very short remaining life, as the COVID-19 vaccination program continues for everyone else.

Deaths Following COVID-19 Vaccination – Understanding Background Rates

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / December 16, 2020 / background rates, causal relationship, causation, chance, clustering, coincidence, consequence, COVID-19 vaccine, media reports, risks, safety studies, South Korea, subsequence, vaccine deaths, vaccine injury stories

If you understand baseline mortality rates, you will realize that deaths following COVID-19 vaccination are expected, just as you know they likely aren’t caused by the vaccine itself.

Did 9 People Die After Getting Flu Shots?

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / October 24, 2020 / causal relationship, coincidence, flu deaths, flu shot myths, Miller Fisher syndrome, Sherri Tenpenny, South Korea, vaccine deaths, vaccine injury stories

It is not true that flu shots caused the deaths of nine people in South Korea.

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