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Cardiac arrests increased in ages 16-39 in Israel. Is this myocarditis?

Apr 30, 2024 | COVID-19, Disease Management, Research, Vaccination

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Study reveals delayed reporting of increased cardiac arrests in young adults during Covid-19 pandemic

  • Research on cardiac arrests in young adults conducted in Israel • 0:13

  • Concern over delayed publication of data collected between January to May 2021 • 1:55

  • Questioning the priority of health agencies in analyzing cardiac arrest trends • 2:31

Concerns raised about excess deaths in younger age groups and cardiac arrest events following vaccination

  • Excess deaths in younger age groups expected to be higher in 2021 than in 2020 despite Delta variant. • 2:56

  • Distinguishing between high risk and low risk groups in vaccination decisions. • 3:25

  • Questioning the delay in obtaining necessary data before vaccinating low risk groups. • 4:01

  • Significant increase in cardiac arrest calls in ages 16-39 following vaccination peaks in Israel. • 4:27

  • Highlighting the importance of timely decision-making in public health advisories. • 5:08

Analysis of post-vaccination cardiac events and the need for early focus on myocarditis

  • Over 11 billion vaccine doses administered • 5:21

  • Importance of early focus on post-vaccination cardiac events • 5:32

  • Discussion on heart muscle layers and myocarditis • 5:54

  • Questioning the timing of research on increased cardiovascular events • 6:30

  • Encouragement to explore detailed presentation on substack • 6:43