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Aug 15, 2026, 15:54
Clare Craig: Examining Post-Pandemic Healthcare Disruption and Thrombocytopenia Risks
Clare Craig, Diagnostic pathologist, shared John Beaudoin’s post on X:
“Lockdown and other policies of that era increased the mortality rate for all sorts of conditions because of what was effectively withdrawal of healthcare. Thrombocytopenia was a known vaccine adverse event.
The really troubling thing is that it did not go away afterwards.”
John Beaudoin, writer, shared a post on X:
“Florida deaths involving thrombocytopenia. People are fooled by raw numbers in the top graph. ‘Covid causes that. Look at 2020.’
Wrong as a % of all-cause deaths (PoC), it really began in 2021, the years of the Covid vaccine. PoC is an important epidemiological tool.”
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