SV40 again
There is no credible evidence that mRNA COVID vaccines contain the cancer-causing SV40 virus, despite recent claims.
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There is no credible evidence that mRNA COVID vaccines contain the cancer-causing SV40 virus, despite recent claims.
COVID-19 vaccines were never sold as 100% effective. Officials said from the start they reduce severe illness, hospitalization, and death.
There is no evidence that COVID-19 vaccines cause brain aneurysms; claims tying them to Jamie Foxx’s medical complication are unsupported.
mRNA vaccines don’t alter DNA and were accurately redefined in 2018 to reflect their role in stimulating immune responses.
This week we talk about whether the FDA failed to disclose toxins in the COVID vaccines, why there was a drop in flu cases last year, and whether the COVID vaccine killed a teenager.
The claim linking a teenager’s stroke to the COVID vaccine is unsupported, as the stroke was caused by a virus, not the vaccine.
The drop in flu cases during 2020–2021 is due to COVID-related protective measures that protect people from respiratory infection like masking and distancing.
A tweet falsely claims a document reveals harmful vaccine ingredients, but it misunderstands the vaccine manufacturing process.
Do vaccines suppress your immune system? Did the COVID vaccine kill as many people as the virus? Do mRNA vaccines cause strokes or heart problems? Find out in this week’s newsletter.
COVID mRNA vaccines do not cause heart problems or strokes; research shows that COVID infection, not the vaccine, increases the risk of serious cardiac events.