UnHerd with Freddie Sayers

Danish professor: mRNA vaccine study sends 'danger signals'

May 3, 2022

35:14

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Do You Think the Difference Is Statistically Significant?

01:32

Do You Think This Is Evidence Enough to Take Those Concerns More Seriously?

05:25

Is the Marana Vaccine a Good Thing?

01:40

Introduction

3min

The Effects of Childhood Vaccines on Mortality

4min

What Is a Nun Livevacine?

2min

Is There a Difference Between Live and Non Live Baccines?

3min

Is That the Sum of It?

3min

Do You Know the Relative Risk of Dying From Qaduascular Diseases?

2min

The Effects of Adoviros Activ Accines on Mortality

2min

Covet Mortality - Is There a Negative Effect on Other Causes of Death?

2min

Do You Think the Difference Is Statistically Significant?

2min

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Do You Think This Is Evidence Enough to Take Those Concerns More Seriously?

5min

11.

Is the Marana Vaccine a Good Thing?

2min

12.

Are the Astrotenico Axcines a Better Vaccine?

2min

13.

Are You Vaccinated?

2min

14.

Covid Vaccines - What Are the Differences?

2min

Freddie Sayers meets Professor Christine Stabell Benn.

A new Danish study reveals disparities in all-cause mortality between mRNA and adenovirus vaccines. The results raise some difficult questions about the unexpected effects of the most popular COVID vaccines. Freddie Sayers speaks to the study's author Prof. Christine Stabell-Benn, from the University of Southern Denmark, to find out more.

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