Lawsuits Pile Up Alleging Remdesivir Killed COVID Patients

Childrens Health Defense ^ | 3/14/23 | Dr. Joseph Mercola

[Roman_War_Criminal]

Story at a glance:

The antiviral drug remdesivir, brand name Veklury, is approved for use against COVID-19 despite research showing it lacks effectiveness and can cause high rates of organ failure.

John Beaudoin is calling for a criminal investigation into remdesivir, citing data that it may have killed 100,000 people in the U.S.

Beaudoin received all the death certificates in Massachusetts from 2015 to 2022, finding 1,840 excess deaths from acute renal failure from Jan. 1, 2021, to Nov. 30, 2022, which he believes may be due to remdesivir. A study published in The Lancet found “no clinical benefit” from the use of remdesivir in hospitalized patients.

The U.S. government pays hospitals a 20% upcharge on the entire hospital bill when remdesivir is used.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) authorized the experimental antiviral drug remdesivir, brand name Veklury, for emergency use against COVID-19 in May 2020.

By October 2020, it had received full approval. It remains a primary treatment for COVID-19 in hospitals, despite research showing it lacks effectiveness and can cause high rates of organ failure.

[Gene Eric]

Not surprised. All’s well now?

[444Flyer]

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[Revolutionary]

Remdesivir is a kidney killer.

[FamiliarFace]

I’m so sorry for your loss also. My brother and SIL were just a few months shy of their 50th as well. We lost some really great people.

[Sarcazmo]

My family and I never got the shots or did any testing (this greatly upset my employer). We got sick back in 2019/2020 and none of us have been sick since. My coworkers seem to get sick quite often.

Anecdotal from some dude on the interwebs, sure. But anecdotal evidence is evidence too. Its just not as strong as rigorous scientific evidence. People with agendas will require anecdotal evidence to be entirely discounted. Then when the science finally shows up they are curiously nowhere to be found!

But common sense, paying attention, and critical thinking will keep you on the right side of the dirt more often than not. I’ll study the science when it comes along in five or 10 years.

[redangus]

Yep. She survived. We both got Covid. I got the three day cold, she ended up in the ICU for 4 days. But she stayed strong on her refusal to take Remdesivir. Interestingly, even though I had had Covid they still wouldn’t let me come to see her, nor would they let me talk to her on the phone. It was weird how isolated they wanted her to be.

[Rdct29]

Thank you. That was the toughest 3 months of my life from the end of November to the beginning of February. My father passed away from lung cancer/covid and my wife passed away from lung cancer in February. She was 51 years old. She slipped in the snow and fell on her side. Two weeks later she went to the doctor with pain in her side. They diagnosed her with lung cancer. Six days later she went to the ER by ambulance because of pain. The next day she was in a coma. She passed away 3 days later. The cause death was lung cancer, sepsis due to atypical pneumonia, acute severe blood loss anemia and cardiac arrest. I am so confused. All the doctors pushed me to do was end her life from the first day. I was so disgusted by them. I been trying to get her medical records for two years through probate. I'm still going through the process.

[vivenne]

Wow. You’ve been through a lot. As hard as it is to probably talk about it, it’s good to tell your story so those of us who suspected things like this were going on but didn’t experience them directly can learn about them. What happened shouldn’t be swept under the carpet. It was horrible and it matters. Thank you for sharing your story. I will say a prayer for you.

[Gene Eric]

Good to hear. Yeah, the hospitals were behaving like incarceration facilities

[Rdct29]

Thank you. I appreciate the prayers. My family had a crazy few years. In a three year period my 13 year old niece got diagnosed with a rear form of lymphoma. My brother got diagnosed with stomach cancer. My mother got diagnosed with throat cancer. They all survived thanks to Sloan Kettering in NYC. My father went to Sloan also but my wife never had a chance to go. It was good that the family was there for each other.