Landmark Library of Evidence Exposes Covid Vaccine Harms

A giant collection of over 700 scientific studies has just been published, and it’s raising serious questions about what we were told about the Covid mRNA vaccines. For a long time, public health officials, media outlets, and many politicians said the shots were “safe and effective.” But this new research library shows that there may be much more to the story.

This collection was put together by respected scientists and doctors—people like Dr. Martin Wucher, Dr. Byram Bridle, Dr. Steven Hatfill, and Erik Sass. These experts dug deep into hundreds of peer-reviewed studies from well-known medical journals. That means these studies were looked at carefully by other scientists before being published.

What they found is troubling: reports of biological harm that may have been caused by the vaccines. Some studies showed problems with the heart and blood, while others looked at immune system changes, inflammation, and long-term side effects that didn’t show up right away.

This isn’t guesswork or rumors. These are studies that follow scientific rules and were reviewed by professionals. They aren’t from websites making wild claims—they’re from real doctors and researchers using real data. And now, all of this is available to read through a science-sharing website called Zenodo.

Many people are asking: If this data exists, why didn’t we hear about it before? Some believe this research was ignored or buried because it didn’t match the message people were being told. Others say it’s just now coming to light as scientists have had more time to study the vaccines over several years.

Whatever the reason, the release of this massive scientific library means more people can now read the full picture—not just the good or the bad, but everything. And that helps everyone make smarter, safer choices for their own health.

Here is the link to the full archive: 

Major Concerns About Covid Vaccines


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