So many people recently ‘died suddenly’ – What’s going on?

Article author: 
Brian C. Joondeph, M.D.
Article publisher: 
American Thinker
Article date: 
13 February 2023
Article category: 
National News
Tags: 
disease
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A new and increasingly popular Twitter hashtag is “#diedsuddenly” in response to a surge of sudden unexplained deaths among mostly young and healthy individuals, including athletes, occurring over the past 2 years. Here are but a few recent news stories....

This trend was quite worrisome, “So much so that the monthly average number of deaths between January 2021 and April 2022 is 1,700% higher than the monthly average between 1966 and 2004.”...

Where are the 3-letter health agencies? Why haven’t the FDA, NIH, or CDC offered their own data to refute this alleged increase in sudden deaths?...

The 2022 film “Died Suddenly” reinforces the above concerns...

Why doesn’t the CDC do a simple analysis, as Steve Kirsch has suggested, linking death and vaccination records?...

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