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EPISODE · Jan 20, 2026 · 33 MIN

How America & Europe Manipulate Child Excess Mortality: Hervé Seligmann

from Flashlights · host Hervé Seligmann, Cornelia Mrose

This is the third part of my interview with biologist Hervé Seligmann. "The structure of these biases is so complex: It's affected by age, by severity rank, it's for missing data, for publication delay. And it always goes in the same direction: hiding injury & death." - Seligmann We discuss how EuroMOMO and VAERS Hide excess deaths in children during the Covid years. CHAPTERS 0:00:05 Euromomo Data and Excess Children Mortality 0:02:31 Age Groups and Vaccine Rollout Timelines 0:03:14 Changing Data and Baseline Comparisons Over Time 0:06:09 Critique of Data Modeling and Information Confusion 0:12:10 Analysis of CDC State-Level Excess Mortality and VAERS Correlations 0:17:03 Missing Data Issues in VAERS Reports 0:20:00 Bias in Administrative Handling of Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting 0:24:30 Evidence of Hiding Severe Harms in Children's Vaccine Reporting 0:32:11 Preview of Upcoming Unpublished Results and Future Discussion RESOURCES Google Scholar - Hervé Seligmann COVID Vaccination and Age-Stratified All-Cause Mortality Risk, 2025-09-17 ScholarGPS Albert Benavides: VAERSAware EuroMOMO

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