MARY TALLEY BOWDEN, MD: . . . if [your physician] didn't [report any adverse condition you got from the COVID shot to VAERS], that's a violation of the False Claims Act, and there's a penalty per violation of $5,000 to $11,000 per violation.

Did you or someone you know have an issue after getting a C0VID shot? You might have more rights than you think. Every healthcare provider who didn’t report an adverse event to VAERS could be facing thousands in penalties. We have the data—now it’s time for accountability. pic.twitter.com/dNRdMp7eOW

— Mary Talley Bowden MD (@MaryBowdenMD) February 28, 2026

If you got a COVID shot and then you went back to that place where you got the shot and you reported any kind of issues, it could even be as simple as you got COVID after the COVID shot, the person that gave you that shot was legally obligated to report that to VAERS.  That's a Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System.  And if they didn't, that's a violation of the False Claims Act, and there's a penalty per violation of $5,000 to $11,000 per violation.  So we have information, we have data showing that . . . and we're starting with Houston Methodist Hospital, we know as of now that over a thousand patients went to Houston Methodist hospital and we're not reported to VAERS.  This is a situation that we can dive into for every single hospital in the country.  And the statute of limitations is 6 years, and that 6 years started in 2025 when the EUA ended.  So we have a lot of time