HART’s Substack
HARTHART is a group of highly qualified UK doctors, scientists, economists, psychologists and other academic experts, reporting on various aspects on public health, especially in relation to the covid response.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 676 | Subscribers | Read | hartuk.substack.com |
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Catching up on summer articles
Over the summer HART articles on our main website, www.hartgroup.org, have lagged behind our Substack.
What really caused covid deaths?
There is something rather odd about the fatality rate for covid in hospitals. NHS England have published data on covid deaths and hospitalisations (which includes both admissions and diagnoses of inpatients). A ten day lag allows for covid ...
Children’s immune systems damaged by covid vaccines
HART has previously published how repeated mRNA dosing led to change in antibody types from those that defend against viruses (IgG1 & IgG3) to a different type, IgG4, that instructs the immune system to ignore an antigen. Virus is consequen...
Pick of the week – 27th August
### UK public attitudes to a PHEIC monkey pox ‘pandemic’ Martin Neil, Substack, 23rd August
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We are a group of highly qualified UK drs, scientists, economists, psychologists and other academic experts who came together during the COVID-19 pandemic, concerned about lack of debate and brutal censorship. Science without debate is dogma.
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