Deanna McLeod (Part 1)
Deanna McLeod is an immunology-trained medical researcher who presents her original analysis of Ontario data on vaccine adverse events, immune effects, and reproductive and pregnancy harms.
Key points
- Deanna McLeod, an immunology and cognitive-psychology graduate who founded an independent evidence-based medical research firm, presents original research using Ontario health data.
- She argues that pandemic emergency orders shifted physicians' duty from the individual patient to the collective, removing the protective layer between pharmaceutical companies and patients.
- She says the Pfizer six-month trial showed only a 4% absolute reduction in COVID cases but an 18% increase in side effects and nine cardiovascular deaths in the vaccine arm.
- She argues reactogenicity data show the product induces COVID-like illness that increases with each dose.
- She presents Ontario FOIA data indicating that, from Omicron onward, vaccinated and boosted populations had higher COVID case rates than the unvaccinated.
- She contends that counting people as vaccinated only 14 days after a dose hides short-term injuries and infections, misattributing them to the unvaccinated.
- She presents Ontario trend data showing increases in anaphylaxis, Bell's palsy, iron-deficiency anemia, oophoritis, and miscarriages following the vaccine rollout.
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