The Nobel Prize in Medicine rewarded vaccines that killed 17 million people to date

For this 45th episode of "Science with Consciousness", Dr Jérémie Mercier receives the independent researchers Pr Denis Rancourt, former full-tenured professor of physics at the University of Ottawa, Dr Marine Baudin, doctor in microbiology, and Dr Joseph Hickey, head of Correlation Research.

Although the Nobel Prize of Medicine just awarded two persons whose work supposedly enabled the development of mRNA vaccines - which according to the narrative saved close to 20 million lives - we estimate on the contrary that about 17 million people were killed by those vaccines.