Do COVID vaccine deaths prove vaccines are unsafe?
Claims that COVID vaccines killed kids are based on misused VAERS data. Studies show vaccines reduce deaths, not increase them.
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Claims that COVID vaccines killed kids are based on misused VAERS data. Studies show vaccines reduce deaths, not increase them.
Flu shots don’t weaken immunity or raise your risk of COVID. Studies show they protect against flu and other viruses, despite claims from RFK Jr.
Bret Weinstein claims COVID vaccines differ from trials and may cause cancer. We break down the facts on manufacturing, safety, and SV40 DNA concerns.
Claims linking COVID vaccines to cancer are not supported by science. Experts explain why mRNA vaccines can’t alter DNA or trigger cancer.
Steve Kirsch claims COVID shots cause Bell’s Palsy using VAERS data—but what does the science really say? Learn the truth about Bell’s Palsy, vaccines, and how risks compare to COVID infection.
Del Bigtree claims vaccines cause SIDS and aren’t well-tested—but the science shows otherwise. Learn the truth about vaccine safety trials, Hep B transmission, and how vaccines may lower the risk of SIDS.
There’s no evidence that COVID vaccines cause cancer. Experts explain why the claims lack scientific basis and rely on flawed or misleading studies.
COVID vaccines don’t weaken your immune system, they strengthen it safely. Unlike infection, vaccines offer reliable protection without the risks of getting sick or spreading the virus to others.
Randomized controlled trials with saline placebos have been done for many vaccines. Claims that there are “zero clean studies” ignore decades of scientific evidence.
Do kids really get 76 vaccines? Nope. We clarify the actual childhood vaccine schedule and how the schedule has changed slowly and carefully over time—not suddenly or dangerously.