Covid jabs saved the lives of just 299 young people

The Covid-19 vaccines saved far fewer lives than health authorities like the World Health Organisation (WHO) kept claiming.

The WHO estimated that the jabs saved more than 14 million lives in just the first year—and rising to 20 million lives over the course of the pandemic—but new analysis from Stanford University researchers say the true figure is closer to 2.5 million lives.

Using computer modelling, the researchers say most of the lives saved were among the over-60s.  Although the young were targeted in a relentless campaign to get vaccinated, the vaccines saved just 299 people around the world who were under the age of 20, and 1,808 people aged between 20 and 30.

Overall, 5,400 people had to be vaccinated to save one life, but this rose to 100,000 in the under-20s Surprisingly, just 2 percent of the saved lives were in residential care homes, even though these were the most vulnerable.

The researchers didn’t factor back in the adverse reactions to the vaccines, which have included life-debilitating heart problems and even death.  There have been more adverse reactions reported for the mRNA vaccines in particular than for all other vaccines combined.

The analysis covers the years 2020—when the first Covid vaccines were introduced—to 2024.

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