How did Baby Corbyn die?
Baby Corbyn’s death is unlikely linked to vaccines, as there’s no evidence connecting vaccines and SIDS.
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Baby Corbyn’s death is unlikely linked to vaccines, as there’s no evidence connecting vaccines and SIDS.
A small, potentially biased study suggesting flu vaccines increase non-influenza respiratory illness is contradicted by a larger study showing no such association.
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.
The nasal flu vaccine does not increase the risk of Strep A infections, as the study’s findings have been misinterpreted.
No, current flu vaccines are not mRNA-based, but mRNA flu vaccines are being developed and will undergo thorough testing before approval.
The claim that flu was replaced by COVID is false; masking and distancing during the pandemic effectively reduced flu transmission, but with fewer people taking these precautions now, flu is likely to resurge.