MIT: COVID Vaccines ‘Significantly Associated’ with Spike in Heart Attacks in Young People
COVID-19 vaccines are “significantly associated” with the sudden rise in young people suffering from emergency heart problems, a bombshell peer-reviewed study by MIT researchers has found.
Published last week in the Nature journal Scientific Reports, the study was conducted among 16-39 year-olds in Israel, where the vaccination rate is one of the world’s highest.
According to the study, Covid vaccinations are directly linked with a 25% jump in emergency medical services (EMS) for heart problems in young people aged between 16 and 39.
The study found no link between heart problems and COVID infections, however.
“While not establishing causal relationships, the findings raise concerns regarding vaccine-induced undetected severe cardiovascular side-effects and underscore the already established causal relationship between vaccines and myocarditis, a frequent cause of unexpected cardiac arrest in young individuals,” the study states.
The research adds more fuel to grassroots and legal campaigns against vaccine mandates.
An Italian administrative court recently deemed a vaccine mandate on nursing students to be unconstitutional.
The case cited nearly 10,000 reported deaths from various COVID vaccines in the European Medicines Agency’s EudraVigilance monitoring system. (The new MIT study also mentions EudraVigilance.)
However, the judge referred the case to the country’s Constitutional Court.
Published in late March, the 53-page ruling only drew attention in the U.S. last week.
The ruling emerged when an anti-vaccine mandate group translated a portion into English.
A copy of the Italian ruling was obtained by Just the News, which ran it through Google Translate.
It said in part that the reported death count exceeds the “normal and, therefore, tolerable” risk permitted under vaccine mandates, according to the translation.
View the translated version here: Italian-court-ruling-vaccine-mandate.pdf
Meanwhile, American Airlines pilot Robert Snow blamed his own cardiac arrest, which occurred six minutes after landing a 200-passenger flight on April 9, on his compelled vaccination in November.
“I will probably never fly again” due to FAA health criteria for pilots, he said in a video from the ICU in Dallas.
“This is the actual result of the vaccine for some of us.”
Anti-mandate pilot group U.S. Freedom Flyers accused the Federal Aviation Administration of turning a blind eye to the risks of adverse events from COVID vaccines, both to pilots jabbed against their will and crew and passengers on their flights.
“The FAA’s Federal Air Surgeon determined in December 2020 and February 2021 that pilots and air traffic controllers can safely receive the Pfizer, Moderna, or Johnson & Johnson vaccine,” the FAA said in a prepared statement.
“The FAA has seen no evidence of aircraft accidents or pilot incapacitations caused by pilots suffering medical complications associated with COVID-19 vaccines.”
The MIT study’s corresponding author is management professor Retsef Levi, also a member of Israel’s Public Emergency Council for the Coronavirus Crisis.
He and McCullough both spoke at the Academy for Science and Freedom inaugural conference on censorship in science in March.
The study notes Israel’s Ministry of Health has already assessed a myocarditis risk in 16-24-year-old males of between 1 in 3,000 and 1 in 6,000 after the second mRNA dose, and 1 in 120,000 for under-30 males.
The study analyzed calls to the Israel National EMS data system from Jan. 1, 2019, through June 20, 2021.
This represents a 14-month “normal period” before the pandemic, 10-month pre-vaccination, dual-wave “pandemic period,” and six months of vaccination.
The breakdown shows how cardiac arrest (CA) and acute coronary syndrome (ACS) calls, confirmed on site by first responders, “change over time with different background conditions and potentially highlight factors that are associated with the observed temporal changes.”
Researchers excluded CA calls related to trauma, overdose, or suicide, and the protocols were the same for the full 30-month study period, “allowing for a consistent comparison between the call counts during the baseline, pandemic, and vaccination periods.”
The vaccine rollout period for 16-39 year-olds, January-May 2021, coincided with the third COVID wave in Israel.
It showed a “statistically significant increase of over 25%” for both kinds of calls compared to the same period in 2020.
For CA specifically, there was “no statistically significant difference in the respective call volume” between full-year 2019 and 2020. For ACS, the “significant relevant increase” in that full-year period (15.8%) was outpaced by the January-May 2021 increase (26%).
The researchers said the January 2021 increase “seems to track closely the administration of 2nd dose vaccines,” while a second observed increase starting April 18 “seems to track an increase of single-dose vaccination to individuals who recovered from COVID-19 infections.”
The Israel Ministry of Health approved the latter for ages 16 and up in early March 2021.
Females unexpectedly had a higher jump in calls: 31% for CA and 41% for ACS, compared to increases for males of 25% CA and 21% ACS.
This may indicate a “potential underdiagnosis or under-self-reporting of myocarditis in females,” according to the study, which was exempt from review by MIT’s Institutional Review Board.
