Caution Against Vaccinating Persons Previously Infected With COVID-19

What is #ScreenB4Vaccine? And Why Is It Necessary For Keeping Every American Maximally Safe in The COVID-19 Pandemic?

Currently, it is NOT a standard of care in medical practice to assess either the extent of a person’s existing immunity or the presence of an active infection at the time a patient is being offered a vaccine.

In the case of the COVID-19 pandemic and SARS-CoV-2 infection, it is certainly the case that COVID-19 vaccines are being offered to people, worldwide, many of whom are either naturally immune or recently infected.

It is my opinion, as a physician and immunologist, that this indiscriminate vaccination process is either unnecessary or potentially dangerous — thus, indiscriminate COVID-19 vaccination has opened the door to totally avoidable harm in, at least, a minority subset of unsuspecting persons who are being vaccinated.

The premise upon which #ScreenB4Vaccine is based is that indiscriminate vaccination of persons who are either already immune because of a prior infection/vaccination OR are recently/actively infected is either unnecessary or is potentially dangerous to the vaccine candidate.

Read the full report from Dr. Hooman Noorchashm posted 8 May2021 via this link.

Read also a later letter posted April 18, 2021 from Dr. Noorchashm to the FDA titled URGENT FDA COMMUNICATION — Catastrophic Blood Clot Risk & Absent Medical Necessity of COVID-19 Vaccination in The Naturally Immune/Infected

Published by John White

A lifetime (over 50 years) of experiences with automation and control systems ranging from aerospace navigation, radar, and ordinance delivery systems to the world's first robotic drilling machine for the oil patch, to process-control systems, energy management systems and general problem-solving. At present, my focus is on self-funding HVAC retrofit projects and indoor air quality with a view to preventing infections from airborne pathogens.

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