Disability Rates and Vaccine Correlations

This chapter examines the alarming rise in disability rates in the U.S. following increased COVID-19 vaccination uptake, supported by data analysis from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. It emphasizes a notable 33% increase in disability, particularly among women, and raises concerns about the implications for public health and workforce dynamics. The discussion further includes a critical look at adverse event reporting systems and public health responses, questioning the accountability and transparency of health officials during the pandemic.