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VAERS Data Sets

VAERS data CSV and compressed (ZIP) files are available for download in the table below. For information about VAERS data, please view the VAERS Data Use Guide [PDF - 310KB], which contains the following information:

• Important information about VAERS from the FDA

• Brief description of VAERS

• Cautions on interpreting VAERS data

• Definitions of terms

• Description of files

• List of commonly used abbreviations

Select the desired time interval to download VAERS data. Each data set is available for download as a compressed (ZIP) file or as individual CSV files. Each compressed file contains the three CSV files listed for a specific data set.

Last updated: January 29, 2021.

( * Data contains VAERS reports processed as of 1/22/2021 )

Disclaimer: Please note that VAERS staff follow-up on all serious and other selected adverse event reports to obtain additional medical, laboratory, and/or autopsy records to help understand the concern raised. However, in general coding terms in VAERS do not change based on the information received during the follow-up process. VAERS data should be used with caution as numbers and conditions do not reflect data collected during follow-up. Note that the inclusion of events in VAERS data does not infer causality.

Full data Zip.file

2021VAERSData

.zip

Fazer download de ZIP • 850KB

Breakdown

2021VAERSDATA

.csv

Fazer download de CSV • 2.90MB

2021VAERSSYMPTOMS

.csv

Fazer download de CSV • 302KB

2021VAERSVAX

.csv

Fazer download de CSV • 167KB

VAERS ID All 181 Deaths

.pdf

Fazer download de PDF • 2.31MB

2020 Files. Full Zip

2020VAERSData

.zip

Fazer download de ZIP • 9.85MB

2019 Files.Full Zip

2019VAERSData

.zip

Fazer download de ZIP • 11.49MB

2018 Files.Full Zip

2018VAERSData

.zip

Fazer download de ZIP • 10.55MB

Also check OPENVAERS. CLICK on picture.

For those who want to do serious analysis of the VAERS data, we have a Microsoft Access database with all of the data.

It comes with a sample query (a hot-lot sorter) but you can program others.

The downloaded database is a Microsoft Access file. Access has a query language (SQL) which can do anything with the data. The small table called "Vaccines" is outdated and can be ignored. The larger table called "VAERSDATA" has the real VAERS content:

• The Raw Data appears in a table with a row for each VAERS case. The columns are the different fields in the VAERS data. This is exactly as it comes from the U.S Goverment:

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