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BlueGreenGrey · M
And where does it link the increase to the vaccines, exactly?
You could even provide a link, rather than just a screenshot of the headline only, but that would reveal that the article does not blame vaccines, and destroy your narrative I suppose ... but I don't imagine your fellow sheeple will care about details like that
https://www.bhf.org.uk/what-we-do/news-from-the-bhf/news-archive/2023/june/100000-excess-deaths-cardiovascular-disease
Where does the article even mention vaccines at all? Right here:
That is the opposite of blaming the vaccines.
You could even provide a link, rather than just a screenshot of the headline only, but that would reveal that the article does not blame vaccines, and destroy your narrative I suppose ... but I don't imagine your fellow sheeple will care about details like that
https://www.bhf.org.uk/what-we-do/news-from-the-bhf/news-archive/2023/june/100000-excess-deaths-cardiovascular-disease
Where does the article even mention vaccines at all? Right here:
.... At the same time, there has been significant disruption to the detection and management of conditions that put people at much greater risk of a heart attack or stroke, like high blood pressure (hypertension). NHSE figures show that 2 million fewer people were recorded as having controlled hypertension in 2021 compared to the previous year.
There are also concerns of a potential rise in heart problems linked to Covid-19. A study from January this year found that people with and without pre-existing heart conditions who caught Covid-19 before the vaccine roll-out were 40 per cent more likely to develop cardiovascular disease, and five times more likely to die in the 18 months after infection (3). People who had experienced severe Covid-19 infection were at even higher risk ....
There are also concerns of a potential rise in heart problems linked to Covid-19. A study from January this year found that people with and without pre-existing heart conditions who caught Covid-19 before the vaccine roll-out were 40 per cent more likely to develop cardiovascular disease, and five times more likely to die in the 18 months after infection (3). People who had experienced severe Covid-19 infection were at even higher risk ....
That is the opposite of blaming the vaccines.