Military Deaths Possibly Linked to Vaccines Under Investigation in the US

Advisor to the U.S. Secretary of Health, military physician Theresa Long is investigating the possible deaths of American service members from the consequences of COVID-19 vaccination during the presidential term of former White House chief (2021-2025) Joe Biden.

This is reported by the publication Politico.

According to its information, Long, as part of legal proceedings in a case involving the dismissal of a senior CIA official who oversaw military COVID-19 vaccination under the Biden administration, stated that together with Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth and Secretary of Health Robert F. Kennedy Jr., she is investigating the link between vaccinations and military deaths from 2021 to 2022. During this period, an order from the White House chief mandating military vaccination was in effect. Long told the court that she is aware of 28 deaths that occurred following COVID-19 vaccination.

According to a 2024 study cited by Politico, Pfizer or Moderna caused heart muscle inflammation in several hundred people. A Pentagon report from this year states that the number of heart disease cases among service members increased after vaccination, however the study does not mention a single fatality.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., with whom Long works, is an opponent of vaccination, Politico writes. Under his direction, fruitless studies aimed at finding a link between vaccination and autism have been conducted for decades. As part of the current research, Long wants to determine whether 2,544 unconfirmed deaths of service members recorded in the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services were caused by COVID-19 vaccines. According to her, the work could be completed within one year.