Association between COVID-19 vaccination and sudden death in apparently healthy younger individuals: A population-based case-control study
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A population-based Ontario study of more than 6.3 million apparently healthy people aged 12–50 found no increased sudden-death risk after vaccination, including in self-controlled sensitivity analyses.
Directly addresses the prominent sudden-death variant but does not cover older populations or every cause-specific outcome.