Recent claims by medical professionals and studies have raised concerns about the safety of Pfizer's mRNA COVID-19 vaccine. Dr. Mike Yeadon, a former Pfizer vice president with three decades of pharmaceutical experience, alleged that the COVID-19 injections were intentionally designed to cause harm, including injury, death, and reduced fertility. Dr. Robert Sullivan, a board-certified anesthesiologist, testified before the U.S. Senate that he personally experienced vaccine injury, challenging the notion that such injuries are rare or mild. Multiple episodes of vaccine injury interviews have documented a range of adverse effects, including cerebrovascular accidents, multi-systemic adverse events, spinal stroke, pulmonary embolism, cognitive impairment, anaphylaxis, and other debilitating symptoms. A study highlighted by the Florida Surgeon General suggests that Pfizer's mRNA shots may be linked to a minimum of 470,000 American deaths, with a reported 36% increase in non-COVID all-cause mortality among Pfizer recipients compared to those who received Moderna's vaccine. Approximately 250 million Americans have received at least one COVID-19 vaccine dose, with 60% of those doses being Pfizer's, amounting to around 150 million recipients. Peer-reviewed research has indicated that COVID-19 mRNA vaccines are cardiotoxic, causing irreversible heart scarring that could lead to sudden adult death syndrome months or years post-injection. Additional findings report an 8.4% destruction of non-renewable eye cells within 75 days following vaccination. Estimates suggest 3,000 to 5,000 vaccine-linked deaths occur weekly, with injuries being 10 to 15 times higher, particularly affecting individuals aged 30 to 50. The Florida Surgeon General has called on the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to address these vaccine injury concerns.