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CDC INVESTIGATING DEATH OF MICHIGAN BOY WHO DIED DAYS AFTER GETTING PFIZER
COVID-19 VACCINE
Kristen Jordan Shamus, Detroit Free Press 7/4/2021
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after getting his second dose of a COVID-19 vaccine in mid-June.
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The county health department confirmed the investigation, telling the Free
Press that the medical examiner's office conducted an autopsy and the death was
reported to the state health department as well as the CDC.
"The investigation as to whether there is a correlation between his death and
vaccination is now at the federal level with CDC," said a joint statement issued
by Saginaw County Health Department Medical Director Dr. Delicia Pruitt
and Health Officer Christina Harrington.
© Provided by Tammy Burages Jacob Clynick, 13, of Zilwaukee, died June 16, 2021,
just three days after he got a second dose of a COVID-19 vaccine. County health
officials say the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is
investigating his death.
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"Meanwhile, the health department continues to encourage families to speak with
their physicians to weigh their own risks and benefits of vaccination."
The boy, Jacob Clynick, lived in Zilwaukee and had just completed eighth grade
when he got his second dose of the Pfizer vaccine June 13 at a Walgreens
store, said Tammy Burages, his aunt.
Jacob was healthy, she said, and had no known underlying medical
conditions. He was looking forward to starting classes in the fall as a freshman
at Carrollton High School.
He complained of common post-vaccine symptoms, she said, in the two days between
his immunization and death, which included fatigue and fever.
On the night of June 15, he had a bit of a stomach ache, too, but it wasn't
severe enough to cause serious concern, Burages said.
Jacob went to sleep that night, and never woke up.
"He passed away in the middle of the night at home," she said.
MANY UNKNOWNS IN TEEN'S DEATH
The family was told that preliminary autopsy findings suggest Jacob's heart was
enlarged when he died and there was fluid around his heart, Burages said.
The Michigan Institute of Forensic Science and Medicine, which is the contracted
medical examiner for Saginaw County, would not confirm those preliminary
findings to the Free Press.
"We can verify that we are managing the investigation, and that's the extent of
what I can share," said Randy Pfau, director of operations for the institute.
The institute's doctors are communicating with the CDC on this case, he said.
"It's still an ongoing investigation," he said, which could take three to five
months to complete. "I know the doctors are working on this case as a priority."
No cause of death was listed on Jacob's death certificate, said Becky Naessens,
funeral director for Deisler Funeral Home, because there isn't one yet.
"Depending on the county and what labs ... medical examiners use, it could be
weeks or it could be months, quite honestly," she said, before more information
is known.
Jacob's funeral was June 26 — just three days after a CDC advisory
committee acknowledged "a likely association" between the Pfizer and Moderna
coronavirus vaccines and a risk of heart problems in adolescents and young
adults.
Though it's still unclear what caused Jacob's death, his aunt hopes that federal
investigators will at least find some clues from his autopsy investigation.
"This is one of those things that I suspect they're never going to really be
able to say, 'Oh, it was shot' or 'It wasn't shot,' " Burages said.
© John Locher, AP In this Jan. 22, 2021, file photo, Tina Killebrew, a certified
medical assistant, prepares doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine at a
vaccination center at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas in Las Vegas. A racial
gap has opened up in the nation's COVID-19 vaccination drive, with Black
Americans in many places lagging behind whites in receiving shots, an Associated
Press analysis shows.
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"There must be something that makes certain kids more susceptible to having a
serious heart reaction, and I think Jacob was one of those kids. So whatever
that serious thing was, whatever the underlying health issue was, is something
maybe that the autopsy will tell us.
"Of course, it is going to be months down the road and a lot of other kids will
get the shot before then, so it would be nice to know now."
A RARE POSSIBLE MYOCARDITIS ASSOCIATION
The CDC's Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices found that among
adolescents and young adults who got the Pfizer or Moderna vaccines, there
appears to be an association with rare cases of myocarditis and pericarditis.
Myocarditis is inflammation of the heart muscle that can affect heart rhythm and
its ability to pump. Pericarditis is inflammation of the sac or pericardium
around the heart.
The complications have been reported at a rate of 12.6 per million among people
ages 12-39 within 21 days after a second dose of the vaccine. The problems were
most likely to appear within the first five days after vaccination, according to
a Vaccine Safety Datalink analysis. Some cases have been reported after the
first vaccine dose as well.
© Ryan Garza, Detroit Free Press Nurses prepare doses of the Pfizer vaccine
during a vaccination clinic as part of an outreach Henry Ford Health System at
the Islamic Center of America in Dearborn on Monday, March 8, 2021. The clinic
is part of the health system's initiative to get vaccines to communities that
are vaccine hesitant due to rumors and disinformation about COVID19 vaccines.
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The heart complications are more likely to occur in boys and young men, the
analysis found, and the most common symptoms are chest pain, shortness of
breath, and the sensation of having a rapid heartbeat, a fluttering, or pounding
heart.
As of Monday, 780 cases of myocarditis and pericarditis have been reported to
the Vaccine Adverse Events Reporting System among people ages 30 and younger who
had received a COVID-19 vaccine.
Operated jointly by the CDC and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, VAERS
allows anyone — a patient, a doctor or nurse, friend or relative — to report any
kind of post-vaccine medical problem, from a sore arm to sudden death. The
reports are not substantiated or proved to be linked to the vaccines, but they
are monitored and investigated as health officials watch for anything that might
signal a safety concern.
Of those 780 reports, CDC and FDA have confirmed 518 reports of myocarditis or
pericarditis and are investigating those cases to understand more. The findings
led the U.S. Food & Drug Administration to add a warning to the fact sheets for
the Pfizer and Moderna COVID-19 vaccines.
Still, the CDC committee evaluating concerns about the heart problems
post-vaccination agreed that the risk of severe COVID-19 illness and
hospitalization among unvaccinated adolescents and young adults was higher in
every age group than the risk of myocarditis or pericarditis after a vaccine.
“Currently, the benefit still clearly outweighs the risks for COVID vaccinations
in adolescents and young adults,” said Dr. Sara Oliver, lead for the COVID-19
Vaccines ACIP Work Group during the June 23 hearing.
© Ryan Garza, Detroit Free Press Central City Integrated Health RN Precious
McCormick draws up a dose of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine to be given to a
person along Hamilton Avenue in Detroit on Wednesday, April 28, 2021. Central
City Integrated Health paired up with The Salvation Army during their Bed &
Bread Club delivery route as they deliver meals to those in need to help Detroit
residents who might not have transportation to access the COVID vaccine.
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That's a sentiment echoed by the American Academy of Pediatrics, which issued a
joint statement after the hearing that was co-signed by more than a dozen
other organizations, including the American Academy of Family Physicians, the
American Heart Association, the American Medical Association and the U.S.
Department of Health and Human Services. It said, in part:
“The facts are clear: this is an extremely rare side effect, and only an
exceedingly small number of people will experience it after vaccination.
Importantly, for the young people who do, most cases are mild, and individuals
recover often on their own or with minimal treatment. In addition, we know that
myocarditis and pericarditis are much more common if you get COVID-19, and the
risks to the heart from COVID-19 infection can be more severe."
That's something Dr. Rakesh Singh has seen in his practice. He's the medical
director of the pediatric heart failure and transplantation program at NYU
Langone Health and has led the hospital's care of children with acute cases of
coronavirus.
"About 15-20% of patients who have acute COVID also have evidence of heart
inflammation," Singh told Dr. Marc Siegel, host of SiriusXM’s Doctor
Radio’s, “Doctor Radio Reports." Many require supplemental oxygen and some need
ventilator support.
"Having watched this disease progress over the last 15 months, I think
myocarditis from the COVID virus is what I'm more worried about than what I'm
seeing after vaccination."
HOW THE CDC INVESTIGATES VACCINE REPORTS
The CDC did not acknowledge an investigation of Jacob's death, but told the Free
Press "all serious adverse events are reviewed by CDC and FDA medical officers."
Reports can be classified as serious or non-serious, said Martha Sharan, who
works in public affairs for the CDC's Vaccine Task Force, COVID Response, in an
email to a Free Press reporter.
"The code of Federal Regulation defines 'serious' as: death, life threatening
illness, hospitalization or prolongation of hospitalization, permanent
disability, congenital anomalies, or birth defects," she said. "If any of those
conditions get checked, the report is classified as a serious adverse event.
© Kimberly P. Mitchell, Detroit Free Press Maysaa Bazzi, 28, of Dearborn works
for the Wayne County Health Department and prepares COVID-19 Pfizer vaccines for
the nurses to administer at the Wayne County Community College District
Downriver Campus in Taylor, Mich. on Feb. 6, 2021. As many as 2,000 K-12 staff
are scheduled to get vaccines Saturday, as part of the first week of vaccination
efforts for educators in the county. The shots will be given inside the
building, but only 300 people can be indoors at once and still maintain social
distancing.
"For reports classified as serious, CDC follows up to get medical records:
hospital records, clinic records, death certificates, and autopsy reports to
better understand the adverse event."
The CDC reviews the records, she said, and confirms the certified cause of death
and "then does further analysis to see if there’s anything unusual or unexpected
happening."
Medical experts warn that when analyzing vaccine safety data, individual reports
of deaths must be considered in the context of several factors, including the
overall death rate among people who've gotten the vaccines compared with the
overall death rate of the unvaccinated population.
Anytime a mass vaccination program is rolled out on a scale such as this one,
some people will die or have something bad happen to them after getting a dose
of a vaccine simply by random chance alone.
While Jacob's family continues to grieve his death, Burages said she hopes one
day, they'll have answers that might help other families.
"If there are factors that can make it riskier for some kids (to get a vaccine),
I hope health officials can figure out what those are," she said, remembering
Jacob as a kind boy who stood up to bullies and loved to go camping with his
dad.
© Ryan Garza, Detroit Free Press Two doses of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine wait
to be administered in an underground parking garage at TCF Center in downtown
Detroit on Wednesday, February 3, 2021 as an officer works to jump start the
battery during the drive-up distribution for the city of Detroit.
"The other kids at school looked up to him and voted him 'Most likely to become
president of the United States' this last school year," she said. "He loved to
tell corny dad jokes and always had plenty of them to hand out. He found the
funny side of every situation and the world will be a little less fun without
him in it."
Follow Kristen Shamus on Twitter @kristenshamus.
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‘SHE SPANKS THEM WITH A BELT’: POLICE SAY 2-YEAR-OLD VICTIM’S BROTHER…
More than a week after authorities charged her son with fatally abusing his
two-year-old daughter, the late toddler's grandmother also has been charged with
child abuse. Court records show that the victim's five-year-old brother told
authorities that their grandmother participated in the alleged abuse and spanked
the children with a belt. The post ‘She Spanks Them with a Belt’: Police Say
2-Year-Old Victim’s Brother Told Them Grandma Played Role...
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JOE MANCHIN HATES SPENDING MORE THAN HE LOVES CHILDREN
The child tax credit represents one of the most effective youth anti-poverty
efforts in modern history, a sweeping program that has fulfilled the
too-often-made promise to lift all boats. Sen. Joe Manchin is trying to drown it
in the Potomac. For a few heady days last week, it looked like House
Progressives and the Senate’s two conservative Democrats might actually find a
consensus price tag for Joe Biden’s signature Build Back better package....
The Daily Beast Politics
JUSTICE DEPARTMENT ASKS SUPREME COURT TO TEMPORARILY BLOCK TEXAS…
The Justice Department asked the Supreme Court to temporarily block the
enforcement of a Texas law that bans abortions after as early as six weeks of
pregnancy
CNBC US
'FAKE HEIRESS' ANNA SOROKIN HAS BEEN JAILED BY ICE FOR 7 MONTHS…
The situation Sorokin, AKA Anna Delvey, finds herself in illuminates the
Kafkaesque legal system in which ICE detainees are trapped.
INSIDER US
HOW WILLIAM SHATNER TURNED A FLIGHT OF FANCY INTO A LYRICAL PITCH FOR…
Star Trek's Captain Kirk, now 90, returns from space with a message for
everyone, including Jeff Bezos
Time US
THE AUTHOR WHOSE STORY INSPIRED NETFLIX’S MAID ON WHY WELFARE IS BROKEN
How Stephanie Land went from Vox article to book deal to Netflix show.
Vox.com US
BIDEN PLAN PUTS CHEMICAL INDUSTRY’S FEET TO THE FIRE
The road map for dealing with "forever chemicals" represents a marked contrast
from that of the Trump administration.
POLITICO US
THE VOLCANOLOGIST’S PARADOX
Studying powerful eruptions means witnessing beauty and tragedy in the same
moment.
The Atlantic World
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COLIN POWELL, WHO SHAPED U.S. NATIONAL SECURITY, DIES AT 84
[Follow the latest coverage of the death of Colin Powell.] Colin L. Powell, who
in four decades of public life served as the nation’s top soldier, diplomat and
national security adviser, and whose speech at the United Nations in 2003 helped
pave the way for the United States to go to war in Iraq, died on Monday. He was
84. He died of complications of Covid-19, his family said in a statement, adding
that he had been vaccinated and was treated at...
The New York Times Politics
ALL POLITICS ISN’T LOCAL ANYMORE
ANALYSIS — I’ve spent plenty of time over the past three decades reminding
national political reporters and political junkies that off-year gubernatorial
races don’t tell us a hell of a lot about what will happen in the next midterm
election or the next presidential contest. State and local races, after all,
tend to be about […] The post All politics isn’t local anymore appeared first on
Roll Call.
Roll Call Politics
DEMOCRAT REPS. MIKE DOYLE AND DAVID PRICE ANNOUNCE RETIREMENT AS…
Longtime Rep. David Price, a Democrat from North Carolina, is retiring, a
spokesperson tells Fox News.
FOX News Politics
COLIN POWELL: KEY FACTS FROM HIS LIFE
Colin Powell, former military leader and the first Black US secretary of state,
has died of complications from Covid-19 at the age of 84. Here is a look back at
some key facts from Powell’s life, reported by CNN: Powell was born on 5 April
1937 in Harlem, New York. His parents were Jamaican immigrants, his dad, a
shipping clerk, and his mom, a seamstress. In college, Powell participated in
ROTC, a military training program, and was leader of the...
The Guardian US
COLIN POWELL, FORMER TOP GENERAL AND SECRETARY OF STATE, DIES AT 84 FROM…
Powell was one of America's most beloved public figures — but his role in the
Iraq war tarnished his legacy
Salon Politics
THIS ODD COLORADO RIVER FISH FACES AN UNCERTAIN FUTURE
The plucky humpback chub has weathered dams and invasive species, but climate
change and a dwindling river flow pose new threats.
National Geographic US
CAN THE EPA GET RID OF TOXIC 'FOREVER CHEMICALS'?
These toxic "forever chemicals" are everywhere. The government is finally
cracking down.
TODAY US
ASK MISTER MANNERS: HOW DO I TELL MY BROTHER TO SIT STILL ON MY FAMILY’S…
Q. I have a brother who simply cannot sit still on a Zoom call. While my other
family members and I are in relaxed positions seated by our respective laptops,
he traipses — phone in his hand — on whiplash-inducing walks through his home.
First the garage; then the den. Off to the fridge; then the front lawn. We want
him on the calls, but we don’t want agita. Is there a way for me to ask him to
...
Tribune News Service US
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BOEING’S STARLINER SPACESHIP DELAYS, EXPLAINED
Boeing’s Starliner spaceship has been hampered by a string of errors and delays.
In this video, WSJ’s Micah Maidenberg explains why Boeing has struggled to
launch the Starliner on schedule and what’s next for the aerospace giant’s space
program.Photo: NASA/Joel Kowsky
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JOHNSON & JOHNSON BOOSTER: FDA PANEL RECOMMENDS 2ND SHOT…
Before any shots go into arms, the FDA will need to accept the recommendation,
and the CDC will need to weigh in on how the vaccines will roll out.
CNET Technology
CHINA TO CONSIDER LAW TO PUNISH PARENTS FOR YOUNG CHILDREN'S 'VERY BAD BEHAVIOR'
China's parliament will move to consider legislation that would punish parents
for the crimes or very bad behavior of their young children.The National
People's Congress (NPC) Standing Committee will review the draft of the law at a
session this week, according to Reuters. The draft family education promotion
law would require guardians of children who commit crimes or partake in very bad
behavior to go through a family education guidance...
The Hill Politics
'COUNTRY BEFORE SELF ... BEFORE ALL ELSE': US PRESIDENTS REMEMBER…
President Joe Biden said former secretary of state Colin Powell "embodied the
highest ideals of both warrior and diplomat."
USA TODAY Politics
A JUDGE IS POSTPONING MATT GAETZ ASSOCIATE JOEL GREENBERG'S SENTENCING…
Joel Greenberg's attorney and federal prosecutors both asked for his sentencing
to be pushed back to March 2022.
Business Insider World
CITY OF CHICAGO THREATENS TO FIRE COPS WHO DON’T DISCLOSE COVID-19…
The battle between the city of Chicago and the police grew more aggressive over
the weekend as the deadline for officers to report their COVID-19 vaccination
status passed.
New York Daily News Crime
FBI, US EMBASSY WORKING TO OBTAIN RELEASE OF AMERICANS KIDNAPPED IN…
The FBI and the U.S. embassy are assisting in rescue efforts after 17 people,
including Americans, were kidnapped in Haiti.
ABC News World
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WHAT COLIN POWELL'S SURPRISE ENDORSEMENT OF BARACK OBAMA REVEALED…
With two weeks remaining in the historic 2008 presidential race, Colin Powell
delivered a surprise announcement: He endorsed Democratic candidate Barack Obama
and offered words of regret to his old friend, John McCain.
CNN Politics
SPECIAL ELECTIONS ARE SHOWING HOW MUCH THE PARTIES HAVE CHANGED
IOWA — There is always a bit of unchecked hubris in politics ahead of a big
midterm election. Special elections at times lull strategists into believing
their party will safely hold on to its majority, or else snatch it away from the
other guys.
Washington Examiner Politics
CHINA SETS SIGHTS ON TAIWAN WITH NEW HYPERSONIC MISSILE TEST
The game-changing technology that reportedly caught the U.S. by surprise is not
designed to spark a global arms race, Chinese insiders say, rather to retake
what Beijing considers its own.
U.S. News & World Report World
SAAB STORY: MADURO ALLY APPEARS IN COURT ON GRAFT CHARGES
MIAMI (AP) — A businessman who prosecutors say was a major conduit for
corruption by Nicolás Maduro's inner circle appeared for the first time in Miami
federal court Monday after a weekend extradition that has further strained
relations between the U.S. and Venezuela's socialist government. Alex Saab's
legs shook nervously while seated as he waited, handcuffed and in an orange
jumpsuit, for the start of the hearing, which took place via Zoom...
Associated Press World
APPLE UNVEILS ITS HIGHLY ANTICIPATED AIR PODS 3 FOR $179
Apple unveiled the highly anticipated AirPods 3 during its live virtual event
Monday. The earbuds cost $179, $50 more than the 2nd generation, with pre-orders
opening today and shipping starts next week.
Daily Mail Technology
FAMED GORILLA DIES AT 35 IN CONGO PARK
A veteran gorilla descended from a celebrated forebear immortalised on a
banknote has been found dead near a national park in the Demoratic Republic of
Congo, the protected reserve announced on Monday. "The solitary gorilla
Mugaruka, aged about 35, died of bloody diarrhoea" on Friday, park spokesman
Hubert Mulongoy told AFP. The body was discovered by rangers in a tea plantation
close to Kahuzi-Biega. The gorilla was the last descendant of...
AFP World
JOE BIDEN, JIMMY CARTER AND OTHER FORMER PRESIDENTS REMEMBER…
"Above all, Colin was my friend," President Biden wrote of the late secretary of
state
People Politics
SUSPECT IN NORWAY TERROR ATTACK USED 'STABBING WEAPONS' ALONG WITH BOW AND…
Norwegian police said that the suspect's apparent mental illness was the likely
cause for the attack that killed five people.
Newsweek World
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