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Allison Inquiry | Dr. Jessica Rose | Day 2 September 9th, 2026
Canadian researcher Dr. Jessica Rose presents her analysis of VAERS and Canadian adverse event data, arguing that a surge in reports after the COVID rollout is a safety signal that was never followed up. She also reviews ATIP documents on the design and results of Canada's vaccine injury compensation program.
Dr. Jessica Rose, a Canadian researcher with degrees in applied mathematics, immunology, computational biology, molecular biology and biochemistry, presents original analysis of adverse event data. She begins with the CDC's V-safe app data, obtained through a FOIA request, which she says shows nearly 800,000 of 10 million reports needing medical care and an underreporting factor of about 26 to 30 for VAERS. She shows a jump in global vaccine adverse event reports from under half a million across 2016 to 2020 to almost six million in 2021, explains how safety signals should be followed by causality assessments, and points to the 1998 RotaShield withdrawal as a precedent. Rose presents VAERS data she says shows an early death signal in January 2021, a surge in 2021 reports far above the 1990 to 2020 baseline, and a comparison of COVID shots with influenza vaccines that she says is out of proportion to the number of doses. She reviews Canadian data, including about 9,000 Canada-sourced reports in VAERS and a timing pattern within seven days. From an ATIP document, she says the Vaccine Injury Support Program was planned in secret with redactions, and that of 3,557 claims only 252 were approved. She also challenges the millions-of-lives-saved claim as resting on a modelling study, and calls for individuals to assert their sovereignty. MPs and the Inquiry's organizers question her on reporting requirements and legislation.
Dr. Jessica Rose, a Canadian researcher with degrees in applied mathematics, immunology, computational biology, molecular biology and biochemistry, presents original analysis of adverse event data. She begins with the CDC's V-safe app data, obtained through a FOIA request, which she says shows nearly 800,000 of 10 million reports needing medical care and an underreporting factor of about 26 to 30 for VAERS. She shows a jump in global vaccine adverse event reports from under half a million across 2016 to 2020 to almost six million in 2021, explains how safety signals should be followed by causality assessments, and points to the 1998 RotaShield withdrawal as a precedent. Rose presents VAERS data she says shows an early death signal in January 2021, a surge in 2021 reports far above the 1990 to 2020 baseline, and a comparison of COVID shots with influenza vaccines that she says is out of proportion to the number of doses. She reviews Canadian data, including about 9,000 Canada-sourced reports in VAERS and a timing pattern within seven days. From an ATIP document, she says the Vaccine Injury Support Program was planned in secret with redactions, and that of 3,557 claims only 252 were approved. She also challenges the millions-of-lives-saved claim as resting on a modelling study, and calls for individuals to assert their sovereignty. MPs and the Inquiry's organizers question her on reporting requirements and legislation.
