January 12, 2023
Spike protein cancer
An anti-vaccine lawyer falsely claims that COVID vaccines cause cancer by misinterpreting studies, despite consistent cancer rates and retracted research.
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An anti-vaccine lawyer falsely claims that COVID vaccines cause cancer by misinterpreting studies, despite consistent cancer rates and retracted research.
Vaccines do not cause autism; rising autism diagnosis rates are due to various factors like changes in diagnostic criteria and increased awareness.
Children’s lower COVID risk does not make vaccination unnecessary. Noah Louis-Ferdinand told ACIP that vaccines help prevent severe outcomes.