Sen. Ron Johnson’s report alleges FDA and CDC officials knew as early as March 2021 that vaccine safety monitoring was failing but suppressed data and silenced the researcher who discovered the flaw. Dr. Ana Szarfman identified a critical flaw called masking in the VAERS system and proposed an improved method that uncovered 25 previously undetected safety signals, including sudden cardiac death. FDA officials ordered Szarfman to cease her data-mining work and gradually cut off weekly VAERS reports shared with CDC to protect the vaccine rollout and secure full licensure. VAERS now shows over 1.6 million adverse events and 39,099 deaths…
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