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1. Patients with PACVS (Post Acute Covid-19 Vaccine Syndrome) cannot currently receive the right treatment and are left to fend for themselves.
2. Research and knowledge gathering are important in order to help PACVS patients and avoid vaccinating people who may be exposed to developing serious disease in connection with future vaccines.
3. It is expensive for society not to help patients. They cannot contribute to the labor market and end up on transfer income, while resources in the public health system are wasted on sending patients to specialists who do not have the tools to help them. At the same time, compensation cases will grow in scope the longer PACVS patients are sick.

NEW – We have prepared a new questionnaire survey on side effects and the status of the patients' situation, for association use. This form has been developed with the aim of shedding light on the seriousness of the side effects, the challenges the patient group experiences in the healthcare system and the situation it leaves the patients in.

We are trying to gain an overview of the content of the Patient Compensation Board's rejection of vaccine injury cases. We appreciate your help in gaining more knowledge.
You are entitled to receive compensation if you have suffered financial, physical or psychological loss. We will continue to fight for this to be respected, as we know that compensation may be necessary to afford private medicine and treatment.

Telling your side effect story can give others the opportunity to understand what it means to be affected by side effects.
It can also give others in the same situation the opportunity to reflect on their experiences and feel less alone in the fight for recognition and treatment.
Click here and fill out the form if you would like to tell your story.
It is possible to be anonymous.

If you want to help us all learn more about vaccine side effects, you can participate in international research here.

If you experience side effects after vaccination, we encourage you to report them to the Danish Medicines Agency and seek compensation. so that the authorities can get a better overview of the extent and consequences of the side effects.

Would you like to help the patient association create better conditions for those affected by side effects?

Here you can find an information leaflet about the patient association. Please share it online or physically, and help those affected by side effects find the association.

We will regularly hold lectures for the benefit of those affected by side effects, healthcare professionals and relatives.
You can find information about past and upcoming lectures, as well as watch recordings of the international association's webinars, by clicking the button below.

21/10-2024 – Below you can find previous newsletters, as well as the latest news from the association's chairman. If you would like to receive our newsletter by email, you can write an email to us. here.

You can read stories from those affected by side effects here.

As more studies are published about the Covid-19 vaccines and their associated side effects, unfortunately there is not the same increasing focus on vaccine injuries in the media. We have collected all Danish articles here on this page.

2/10-2024 – Chair of the patient association, Anette Lindberg, was interviewed on The Richie Allen Show on the occasion of “Covid injury awareness month” which extends throughout October on social media. #PurpleOut #IAmNotMisinformation #CovidVaccineInjuryAlliance

We participated in the Folkemødet 2024. You can read more about our presentation by clicking the button below, and watch ØTV Bornholm's interview with our chairman below.

Source Ø-TV Bornholm

We hold regular meetings with public authorities and external professionals. You can read some of the minutes and open letters below.

NEW – 10/4-2025 – The association's chairman wasThe interview at VIVE on “Evaluation of the Danish handling of the Covid-19 epidemic”. We are grateful that patients also have a voice in this important evaluation and it is our hope that this can pave the way for the necessary help and support for patients and their relatives. The association has answered questions 7 and 8 in the document, which you can read below.

22/3-2025 – Based on the response from the Danish Health Authority, we have sent another open letter.

13/3-2025 – We have now received a response to the open letter we sent to the Statens Serum Institut, the Danish Health Authority and the Danish Medicines Agency on 16/7-2024. You can read the letter and the response below and find the attachments at The Folketing's website.

“When you roll something out to the population, you obviously also have a responsibility to follow up on good things and bad things, and that also applies to those who are affected by side effects. […] And therefore it is of course important that we follow up on those who come to us and say: 'We have these symptoms after the vaccine – what do we do?'. […] So I would say, regardless of the reason why people are sick, if people are sick, it is our responsibility to try to help them. That is why we have a healthcare system.”

14/2-2025 – Member of the European Parliament Anders Vistisen asked 3 questions to the European Commission on behalf of the patient association on 29/11-2024. We have now received answers to these. You can find the questions and answers below (opens on the European Parliament website).

11/12-2024 – Patients are still waiting for evaluation and treatment.
We therefore find the Minister of Health's response to Epidemic Committee questions (No. 9-16) worrying. That is why we have now sent an open letter to Minister of Health Sophie Løhde.

25/7-2024 – The Danish Health Authority believes that the responsibility for treating PACVS patients lies with the general practitioners and specialists in the 5 Danish regions, who, however, are rarely able to help the patients. Therefore We have sent open letters to the 5 regions, with the aim of establishing qualified investigation and treatment. You can read the letters and the response below.

In May 2024, we sent a letter to the Director of the Danish Health Authority, Jonas Egebart, with a number of pressing questions about the handling of vaccine injuries. You can read the letter and the response, as well as the reaction from one of the country's leading vaccine researchers below.