A peer-reviewed study published in the International Journal of Innovative Research in Medical Science indicates a potential link between a COVID-19 vaccine and a man's death from pulmonary embolism 555 days post-vaccination. The 47-year-old had no previous medical issues and displayed acute respiratory symptoms before his demise. The authors noted this case as significant, being the first documented fatal adverse event following an mRNA injection beyond one year, raising concerns over long-term adverse effects of such vaccinations.
The evidence suggests that this man died of a cardiopulmonary arrest most likely as a result of acute pulmonary hemorrhage, with the COVID-19 vaccine potentially playing a role in the development of cardiopulmonary pathology and hemorrhage.
This is the first published instance of a fatal adverse event occurring more than one year after a COVID-19 mRNA injection, highlighting the potential for serious long-term adverse effects.
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