Twitter suspends Dr. McCullough for tweeting about COVID-19 vaccines and children: Dr. Peter McCullough's Twitter account has been suspended. Vaccine data analyst Steve Kirsch posted about McCullough's Twitter suspension on his Substack Oct. 7. The next day, Kirsch wrote on Substack that McCullough's last tweet contained a link to a Vaccine Safety Research Foundation (VSRF) video titled, "Are the kids OK?" According to a screenshot of the tweet shared by Kirsch, McCullough commented, "Stunning new video from VSRF on myocarditis. I present the Gill paper in the Pennsylvania Senate in the middle of the film. This is the tip of the iceberg given the large fraction that are initially asymptomatic. Must watch if you have kids or grand kids. Great job VSRF!!!" Kirsch did not say why McCullough was suspended on Twitter.

The video includes a TV ad for children who contract myocarditis, which Kirsch called "an industry first." Florida Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo just released guidance recommending against COVID-19 vaccination for men ages 18-39 based on new evidence confirming that the mRNA vaccines greatly increase the risk of cardiac death.