Eric T. Payne, MD, MPH, FRCP(C),
Pediatric doctor of Neurocritical Care & Epilepsy at the Alberta Children’s Hospital and Assistant Professor of Pediatrics & Neurology, the University of Calgary, wrote and open letter outlining 10 arguments opposing the vaccine mandates for doctors in Alberta and draws the following conclusion; that blatant medical censorship is negatively impacting our profession, and our ability to make informed policy which is clearly people’s health and lives at risk.- Even with 100% forced compliance – you cannot eradicate SARS-CoV-2 through vaccination.
- Is it really the unvaccinated driving SARS-CoV-2 virus mutations?
- As the effectiveness of mRNA vaccines to prevent transmission and severe disease continues to diminish – the medical narrative for a forced vaccine mandate evaporated.
- Natural immunity from SARS-CoV-2 is more durable and robust than the partial immunity achieved from the current mRNA vaccines.
- From a long-term safety perspective, these novel mRNA vaccines should be treated as guilty until proven otherwise, especially in low-risk groups.
- Children are at very low risk from COVID-19 infection itself, and rarely suffer severe disease and death
- Are we following the science?
- Is it possible that antibody dependent enhancement (ADE) is contributing in some people to the aggressive Delta outbreaks seen in Israel, India and … Calgary?
- Three Relevant Examples of Egregious Censorship and Misinformation.
- Without a mRNA vaccine, MY RISK TO PATIENTS does NOT increase
Read his entire bold, open letter HERE.
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