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A trainee solicitor tragically died from a rare blood clot weeks after taking the AstraZeneca Covid vaccine, an inquest heard today. Oli Akram Hoque, 26, from Ilford, received a dose of the vaccine on March 19 last year before suffering increasingly 'excruciating' headaches.
His condition deteriorated and resulted in his death at Queen's Hospital in Romford, on April 15, 2021 - one month before his 27th birthday.
In his written statement to East London Coroners' Court, Oli's grieving dad Bablul Hoque described his son as 'bright, intelligent, and ambitious', recalling his impressive CV which included work at Arsenal FC and the Citizens Advice Bureau.
Mr Hoque said the City University graduate had taken the vaccine in Ilford, where he lived with both parents and 'subsequently complained of headaches'.
ommmmmmgggggg guyzzzzzzzzzz, how sayf and effektiv can you get?
The first compensation payments in the UK have been made to families who have been bereaved, or to people who have been injured, as a result of a covid-19 vaccine. Vikki Spit from Cumbria is believed to be the first person to receive compensation, after her 48 year old partner, Zion, became ill eight days after receiving the AstraZeneca vaccine. Zion, a former rock singer, died at the Royal Victoria Infirmary in Newcastle in May 2021.
Single dose toxicity
No single dose toxicity studies have been performed. This is acceptable and in line with relevant guidelines (WHO 2005; WHO 2014).
Toxicokinetics
No toxicokinetic studies have been performed with the vaccine. This is consistent with WHO guidelines on the nonclinical evaluation of vaccines (WHO 2005).
Genotoxicity No genotoxicity studies are planned for BNT162b2, as the components of all vaccine constructs are lipids and RNA that are not expected to have genotoxic potential (WHO, 2005).
Carcinogenicity
Carcinogenicity studies with BNT162b2 have not been conducted as the components of all vaccine constructs are lipids and RNA that are not expected to have carcinogenic or tumorigenic potential. Carcinogenicity testing is generally not considered necessary to support the development and licensure of vaccine products for infectious diseases (WHO, 2005).
Reproductive and developmental toxicity
Fertility and early embryonic development and embryofoetal development In the general toxicity studies, macroscopic and microscopic evaluation of male and female reproductive tissues showed no evidence of toxicity. A combined fertility and developmental study (including teratogenicity and postnatal investigations) in rats is ongoing.
Prenatal and postnatal development, including maternal function
No such studies have been done.
Studies in which the offspring (juvenile animals) are dosed and/or further evaluated
No such studies have been done.
Local tolerance No such studies have been done.
The assessments made as part of the general toxicity study should suffice and a separate study is not needed. Other toxicity studies No such studies have been done.
omggggggggggg 50 billion genetically modified chimpanzee adeno viruses in your bloodstream seems like a great idea.
Jack Last, from Stowmarket, Suffolk was just 27 when he died from catastrophic bleeds on the brain after developing a blood clot. He died at Addenbrookes Hospital in Cambridge on April 20 last year, 11 days after he attended A&E at West Suffolk Hospital because of severe headaches.
“Concerns about the risk of blood clots in under-30s who had the Astra Zeneca vaccine were already being aired in health circles, and just a week after Jack had his vaccine, it was withdrawn from use in this age group.
“Jack went to West Suffolk A&E with severe headaches and was moved to Addenbrooke's Hospital on April 11 after he started to get a bleed on the brain. “Due to the family’s concerns about Jack’s treatment after the vaccine, we are supporting them to find some answers.”
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
a reply to: rickymouse
If you read the research, why don't you ever cite it?
originally posted by: rickymouse
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
a reply to: rickymouse
If you read the research, why don't you ever cite it?
I often link research articles with my posts. I am not going to waste my time and effort giving examples of what I said in my post about research....anyone who looks at research with an open mind and tries to research both sides of this kind of stuff will easily see that there is opposing research all over the place. I try to examine the research and see what is in common and try to evaluate the reasons why the outcome is so different. Many times it is the research groups origion, the ancestral line makes a big difference as does diet in relation to their cultural eating history.
You can steer research to say what you want it to show.
What benefits of BNT162b2 have been shown in studies?
BNT162b2 has been studied in approximately 43,000 individuals 16 years of age and older who were equally allocated to the vaccine or a placebo. Those who received vaccination with BNT162b2 had a reduction in the rate of COVID-19 illness compared to those who received placebo (8 cases of COVID-19 illness in the vaccinated group compared to 162 cases in the placebo group). These results were observed 7 days following the second dose in study participants with no evidence of prior SARS-CoV-2 infection.
originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
a reply to: nugget1
Yet you put your faith in crackpots and proven liars?
originally posted by: nugget1
originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
a reply to: nugget1
Yet you put your faith in crackpots and proven liars?
I believe nothing I hear, and only half of what I see.
Some things make more sense than others, and often it takes months or years for all information to come out.
Context matters only to people who are aware the official story is more often than not showing partial information. That's why I like ATS; collectively, information is ferreted out that our representatives don't want us to see all too often. I don't have to believe any of it; I just have to decide what makes the most sense to me at this moment in time, and I can change my beliefs any time I want.
It's odd how this group of people comes on to ats and calls people a CT. Yeah no s#, what site do you think you're on? And yeah CT has been rebranded to mean anything that questions the narrative. So now we have CT being anyone who questions the gubmint narrative. And this with the concensus being the government always lies. But you're a CT if you disagree with that.
Hurrrrrrrr
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
originally posted by: Wide-Eyes
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
a reply to: v1rtu0s0
Great, except they have done no such thing. What actually happened was that they have simply ended a short term vax campaign for school age children, which was only really put in place because of demands from parents and teachers.
Link
As you said yourself covid doesn't really affect young kids, so this program wasn't seen as being particularly useful.
The fact that some children are being given this poison breaks my soul.
They aren't old enough to say no and it's wrong.
I take it that you're against circumcision, too?
originally posted by: thethinkingman
a reply to: Oldcarpy2
You've had 2 years and i just posted that like a minute ago and you cant even be bothered to look for a "source" yourself.
but yeah i have several sources. Some advice to EVERYONE, before asking for sources firstly try to actually look yourself and exhaust your search efforts before asking.
originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: v1rtu0s0
Your sources are all dipped in # v1rtu0s0.
The ramblings of right-wing lunatics anti-vax nutters and religious maniacs praying for the rapture. LoL
originally posted by: Justoneman
Your super villian name could easily be "Deflecto Allspice". It doesn't mean you are good at it though.
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
originally posted by: Wide-Eyes
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
a reply to: v1rtu0s0
Great, except they have done no such thing. What actually happened was that they have simply ended a short term vax campaign for school age children, which was only really put in place because of demands from parents and teachers.
Link
As you said yourself covid doesn't really affect young kids, so this program wasn't seen as being particularly useful.
The fact that some children are being given this poison breaks my soul.
They aren't old enough to say no and it's wrong.
I take it that you're against circumcision, too?