Medical practitioners are both ethically and legally obligated to ensure patients have an opportunity for informed consent, disclosing both risks and benefits of potential medical treatments

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  • Significant concerns have been raised surrounding antibody‐dependent enhancement (ADE), and the possibility that COVID-19 vaccines could worsen COVID-19 disease via ADE
  • International Journal of Clinical Practice researchers called the risk of ADE in COVID-19 vaccines not only nontheoretical but also compelling
  • They noted that vaccine-elicited enhancement of disease has been previously found with SARS and Middle East respiratory syndrome-related (MERs) coronaviruses, as well as feline coronavirus, all of which are closely related to SARS-CoV-2, which causes COVID-19
  • Given the strong evidence of ADE risk from COVID-19 vaccines, the researchers believe that a separate informed consent form should be given out to those receiving the vaccine, warning them of the specific risk of worsened COVID-19 disease from vaccination
  • Despite researchers recommending back in October 2020 that ADE risk be “prominently and independently disclosed” to patients, no such warning exists

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LINK: https://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2021/01/19/informed-consent-for-covid-vaccine.aspx?ui=685e66ad79a2084ce1076a1d6f40bd4323d01a706e69013a5023147b938dc9d7&cid_source=dnl&cid_medium=email&cid_content=art2HL&cid=20210119&mid=DM771031&rid=1062469546

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