A list of athletes who supposedly died from cardiac arrest since the COVID vaccine rollout began is being widely shared on social media, despite many of the deaths being demonstrably unrelated.

Rest in peace.” Pelé was hospitalized on Nov. 29 to treat a respiratory infection that was aggravated by COVID-19. The soccer legend had also been undergoing treatment after having a colon ...

Pele was admitted on Nov. 29 for a re-evaluation of his chemotherapy and to treat a COVID-19 infection. “Our Christmas at home was suspended. We decided together with the doctors that ...

Instagram On Christmas Eve, Pele’s daughter ... granddaughter Sophia could also be seen in the photo. Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, Pelé remained out of the limelight.

In February 2020, on the eve of the coronavirus pandemic, his son Edinho said Pele's ailing physical state had left him depressed. Pele, whose given name was Edson Arantes do Nascimento ...

He returned to the Albert Einstein hospital on Nov. 29 with COVID-19 and a respiratory infection. Last week, the hospital said in a statement his cancer had advanced. Pelé led Brazil to World Cup ...

Pelé was hospitalized in early December for a respiratory infection aggravated by COVID-19. At the time ... “Thank you, Pele.” “Obrigada, Pelé!” thanked former president Dilma Rouseff ...

Pele had married three times and admitted in ... In 2020, Pelé spent his 80th birthday isolated at home due to the COVID-19 pandemic, while the rest of the country celebrated with huge fanfare.

You might never have heard of Pelé if his great-grandparents had been taken as slaves to Argentina instead of Brazil. At the end of slave trade in the 19th century, Argentina was systematically ...

Pele also dealt with COVID-19 while hospitalized. "Inspiration and love marked the journey of King Pele, who peacefully passed away today," a message posted to Pelé's Instagram account said.

He returned to the Albert Einstein hospital on Nov. 29 with COVID-19 and a respiratory infection. Last week, the hospital said in a statement his cancer had advanced. Pelé led Brazil to World Cup ...

Brazilian soccer legend Pelé, winner of a record three World Cups, died Thursday at the age of 82 at Albert Einstein hospital in Sao Paulo, where he had been since the end of November. His agent, Joe ...