So #covidinquiry commissioned serious research by academics at Oxford Uni into vaccine safety. Concludes “best evidence” suggests jabs saved millions of lives. And any suggestion they caused excess mortality is “low quality and has been in many cases misinterpreted.” A short 🧵

Kate Shemirani Honestly, what's next Kate? Blame the defibrillators. I can't fathom what it must be like for people who believe the rubbish you spout. If you're dying and in pain and distress, don't let us give you anything for your symptoms, that's us trying to finish you off. And should...

In which MartinC2Janssen claims I've killed people based on the lies of Henri Cimiez ... but he has no rebuttal of basic facts and simply claims they're nonsense. Then blocks.

“Your holiness, I bring gifts of methylene blue and ivermectin. Our best physicians tell me this will make you well again within hours.”

FACT CHECK: This viral graph claims to *prove* vaccines cause autism. But there's something fishy about the data! Let's dive in.

Kate Shemirani James Lynch Paramedic 2 compared adrenaline to placebo (saline) in OOHCA. Favourable neurological outcome @ discharge - 1.9% (74/3994) saline grp - 2.2% (87/4007) adrenaline grp @ 3/12 - 1.6% (63/3979) saline grp - 2.1% (82/3986) adrenaline grp No statistical significant difference

In my latest BBC Panorama investigation & Marianna in Conspiracyland podcast series, I first revealed how sons of a prominent British conspiracy theorist blame their mum's beliefs for their sister’s death. Thanks for millions of views, listens and reads. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

Retired GP 🤦‍♂️ How can a GP be surprised that use of palliative care drugs correlate with mortality? Dr Jennine Morgan

Ummm no Dave Dr Dave Cartland BMedSc MBChB Ex-MRCGP Correlation between mortality and the use of palliative care drugs is entirely expected. You were a GP. You should know basic palliative care. Either the stupidest GP ever or you're lying to your followers...again.

1/ 🚨 New paper claims COVID-19 vaccines raise cancer risk within 1 year. But does the evidence hold up? Let’s take a critical look at this Korean cohort study. 🧵

Hi Dr Dave Cartland BMedSc MBChB Ex-MRCGP As a former practicing Doctor you should have a basic understanding of palliative care. To reduce distressing symptoms. Not to euthanise. NG163 mirrored most existing palliative guidelines that you will be familiar with.