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April 26, 2026International Journal of Risk & Safety in Medicine0 citations

Excess mortality, statistical significance, and causation: Analyzing controversies in COVID-19 vaccine research

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RLRaphael Lataster

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  • This commentary aims to address the controversies surrounding the potential harms of COVID-19 vaccines and their link to excess mortality.
  • Reviewed and analyzed four articles published on the topic of COVID-19 vaccines.
  • Provided commentary and context related to criticisms of these articles.
  • Evaluated the effectiveness of criticisms in addressing concerns raised about vaccine safety.
  • Concluded that the criticisms of vaccine research do not mitigate concerns about excess mortality.
  • Emphasized the need for continued scrutiny of COVID-19 vaccines.
  • Argued that investigation into potential vaccine harms remains necessary.

Abstract

Many thanks to the editors of the International Journal of Risk & Safety in Medicine for inviting me to provide commentary and context on the academic discourses around 4 articles published herein that provide a more balanced view of COVID-19 vaccines, including research on the potential harms of the vaccines and their possibly contributing to excess mortality. I conclude that the criticisms highlighted here are unsuccessful in allaying the concerns raised in these studies, and that ongoing scrutiny on COVID-19 vaccines is warranted and necessary.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69edabb84a46254e215b3a0ahttps://doi.org/10.1177/09246479261446501
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