A large German health insurance provider revealed on Wednesday that Covid-19 vaccine side-effects are vastly underreported, according to Welt.
After analyzing data from over 10 million individuals, BKK ProVita board member Andreas Schöfbeck, over a 7.5 month period beginning in early 2021, 216,695 policyholders out of 10.9 million were treated for vaccine side-effects.
"If these figures are applied to the year as a whole and to" the entire population of Germany, Schöfbeck estimated, then "Probably 2.5-3 million people in Germany been under medical treatment because of vaccination side effects after [COVID-19] vaccination."
The letters did not elaborate on the severity of the side effects, nor did they provide a breakdown of the symptoms, or which vaccines caused the side effects.
Federal health officials in the United States and Germany have stressed that COVID-19 vaccines' benefits outweigh the potential risks.
The Paul Ehrlich Institute, the German federal health agency that regulates vaccines and medicines, asserts on its website that COVID-19 vaccine side effects are very rare.
They list myocarditis, the inflammation of the heart muscle; and pericarditis, the inflammation of the pericardium, as rare side effects associated with COVID-19 vaccines.
Thursday, February 24, 2022
German Health Insurer Reveals 'Alarming' Underreporting Of Vaccine Side-Effects
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