There is no longer evidence that suggests anyone should get the COVID-19
vaccines, a British mathematician said as the UK government rolls out
another booster campaign ahead of the winter season.
Norman
Fenton, professor of risk and information management at the Queen Mary
University of London and director of risk assessment software company
Agena, told The Epoch Times he used to believe that people at risk of
serious illnesses and death from COVID-19 can benefit from the vaccines,
but no longer sees “any evidence at all that anybody should get
vaccinated” based on more recent data.
Fenton is a member of the
Health Advisory and Recovery Team (HART), a group of UK academics who
are critical of the government’s response to the pandemic.
Diagnostic
pathologist Dr. Clare Craig, also a member of the HART group, called on
the government to “get realistic,” saying people can’t be expected to
be injected “at great expense every six months,” and that “pushing
another vaccination campaign will just ramp up fear again.”
Many
mutations in the coronavirus have been observed in its spike protein,
which binds to host cell receptors, fuses the virus envelope with the
host cell membrane, and starts an infection.
Repeatedly
vaccinating people against older versions of the spike protein, Craig
argues, is “forcing our immune system to go down one particular
strategy” while the virus is “evolving away from having that
appearance.” She also said the spike protein, which is included in the
COVID-19 vaccines, is the “most damaging” part of the virus.
According
to the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation, the primary aim
of the UK’s autumn booster programme is to increase immunity in those
at higher risk of hospitalisation and death from COVID-19 this winter.
The
government advisory body said the recommended mRNA vaccines offer
“lower and relatively short-lived” protection against infection and mild
disease while giving “good protection against severe disease” from
coronavirus variants, with the implication being that the vaccines will
reduce the number of deaths from COVID-19.
However, Craig and Fenton contended that the vaccines had not demonstrated effectiveness in saving lives....<<<Read More>>>...
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