The U.S. federal government has approved the first-ever COVID19 vaccine injury claims with payouts to three people, who proved they were injured by myocarditis and/or anaphylaxis due to an allergy reaction.

While Jeffrey Singer, senior fellow at the Cato Institute, said that, to him, the allergy reaction “didn’t signal as a vaccine reaction because, ‘you could get anaphylaxis for virtually any substance,’” it’s been well established that myocarditis is connected to the experimental mRNA shots.

The myocarditis is one reason the CDC has pulled back on boosters for anyone under age 30. But he also believes that “as we see more claims made about myocarditis and the vaccine, maybe it’s going to get our CDC and a lot of universities to think” about their support for recommending the shots for children and college age youths.

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13 WHAM ABC April 19, 2023