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Pfizer CEO's wife is not dead, she is 'alive and well'

Washington, Nov 17 (UNI) Refuting misinformation on death of Pfizer CEO's wife from Covid-19 vaccine complications, Pfizer spokesperson has said Myriam Bourla is "alive and well".
On November 10, an article was published in Conservative Beaver claiming that Bourla had died from Covid-19 vaccine complications.
"Myriam Bourla – the wife of Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla – has died from complications from the COVID-19 vaccine early Wednesday, according to her doctor," USA Today quoted the story from Canadian website the Conservative Beaver.
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