ExclusiveThe Alert That CDC NEVER Sent Out #frontpageshow #frontpageexclusive

According to a newly obtained document, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the CDC, prepared to alert state and local officials about an emerging connection between heart inflammation and COVID-19 vaccines, but the CDC ultimately did not send out the alert. This document is now being made public for the first time by the Epoch Times. All four COVID-19 vaccines available in the United States can cause heart inflammation and myocarditis. This is according to studies, experts, and agencies like the CDC. The CDC sends out alerts to federal, state, and local public health officials and doctors across the nation through a system called the Health Alert Network, or HAN. The messages that are sent through this system always deliver vital health information. According to the newly obtained document, in May of 2021, CDC officials drafted an alert message on this system about myocarditis and the two most widely used COVID-19 shots. Dr. Dimitri Daskalakis, the CDC's top official for equity in COVID-19 data and engagement, told two other high-ranking CDC colleagues in an email, this is the most recent draft of an alert, as discussed. Happy to discuss. The email was titled, Draft Alert on Myocarditis and mRNA Vaccines. The draft alert was attached to the email. It's worth mentioning that the date the message was drafted was three days before a CDC workgroup acknowledged for the first time that the number of reported myocarditis cases after COVID-19 vaccination was higher than expected. It was also a week before the CDC said that it was still recommending that virtually all Americans who are 12 years of age or older receive a vaccination. In fact, the CDC started receiving reports of post-vaccination myocarditis in January of 2021, and the CDC either failed to detect or ignored a safety signal for myocarditis and the mRNA shot for the following month. The CDC also hid a warning from Israel, the country that first vaccinated young people. It's important to remember that Israel faces the highest risk of myocarditis from COVID-19 vaccination. The CDC and other agencies also repeatedly did not disclose other information that undermined their vaccine promotion. This included how many COVID-19 cases there were among the vaccinated. Dr. Daskalakis and his two colleagues, Drs. Henry Walk and John Brooks, responded to requests for comments about the newly obtained document through a spokesperson. The spokesperson said CDC uses a variety of ways to inform the public of potential vaccine safety concerns. One method is a HAN. The agency ultimately issued in May of 2021 a document called Clinical Considerations. The Clinical Considerations document stated that myocarditis cases increased after mRNA vaccination. However, it emphasized that the CDC still recommended vaccination for virtually all people above the age of 11. According to the spokesperson, the alert was changed to a statement after a call with CDC partners. Yet the CDC's media office declined to outline how the CDC made sure the same people who would receive a HAN saw the Clinical Considerations document. A spokesperson alleged the Clinical Considerations document reached the provider audience as the HAN would have. Clinical Consideration is useful when information needs to be updated as circumstances evolve and more data is collected and evaluated. Dr. Tracy Hogue, who is an epidemiologist based in California and who was one of the first U.S. experts to challenge the CDC narrative on post-vaccination myocarditis, blasted the CDC. Dr. Hogue asked why the CDC would issue one HAN message for the J&J vaccine for the blood clots but not for myocarditis post-mRNA vaccination. Dr. Hogue said, We had data from our own Department of Defense at this time indicating it was a real safety signal, and two fatal post-Pfizer vaccination myocarditis cases had already been reported in Israel. Dr. Hogue noted that it's a double standard. The CDC officials who are involved in the draft should testify. Dr. Hogue added, I think it's going to be crucial to figure out who decided that the alert shouldn't be sent after all after they had already apparently written it. It'd be nice to have one of the people included on the email testify before Congress about how it was determined the alert about post-mRNA vaccination myocarditis should not be released.