In Italy there were actually deaths after vaccinations… several years ago.

An article from January 2020 reports deaths in Italy after flu vaccinations

Conspiracy theorists see a connection between vaccinations and the outbreak of SARS-CoV-2 in Italy.
However, the deaths already occurred in 2014; The disseminating site is generally considered very dubious.

Due to the COVID-19 illnesses in Italy, there is apparently a lot of research into the topic, so we have now also received inquiries about an article on the “ Center of Health ” page, which seems to be relatively recent from January 20, 2020.

A current article?
A current article?

Based on the article, some conspiracy theorists are now putting together the theory that SARS-CoV-2 was actually spread there through vaccinations.

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Real news – but old!

scrolls to the bottom of the “ Zentrum of Health from 2011 and 2014 , even though the article was updated in January 2020. However, there are no updates throughout the article; it still contains the same text as in 2015, when it was first archived .

Age aside, at least the beginning of the article is correct: A total of 13 people died after being vaccinated with the flu vaccine Fluad, as the “ Tagesanzeiger ” and “ Ärzteblatt ” reported in November and December 2014, among others.

9 of the 13 people who died were over 80 years old and the batch was withdrawn for investigation.
The result of the investigations: No contamination or other reasons could be found in the batches that there was a causal connection between the vaccinations and the deaths of the people.

4 million doses of the vaccine were made available in 2014

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Conclusion

The Center for Health site is distributing an old article as new, but in addition to the deaths in Italy that actually occurred in 2014, they are also spreading misinformation about mercury in vaccines (see our article: Fact check: “Flu shots contain 25,000 times more Mercury as permitted ”).

Other sites also point out the dubiousness of “Center of Health:

Article image: Shutterstock / By Tero Vesalainen


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