November 16, 2023
Have flu shots been tested for safety during pregnancy?
Flu vaccines, while initially not tested on pregnant women, have since been proven safe for use during pregnancy through numerous studies over the decades.
November 16, 2023
Do COVID vaccines cause shingles?
COVID vaccines have a rare chance of causing shingles reactivation shortly after vaccination, but the risk of developing shingles also exists with COVID infection itself.
November 16, 2023
Is the HPV vaccine an agent of depopulation?
The HPV vaccine is safe, does not cause infertility, and significantly reduces cervical cancer rates, unlike diet and exercise alone.
November 9, 2023
Can the flu vaccine kill you?
The flu vaccine is generally safe and far less risky than the flu itself, which causes thousands of deaths and hospitalizations annually.
November 9, 2023
Has COVID vaccination caused a surge of sepsis?
The claim that COVID vaccines cause a surge in sepsis is unfounded; sepsis has been increasing due to hospital challenges and COVID infections, not vaccinations.
November 9, 2023
How common is death after COVID vaccination?
Polls claiming that 24% of Americans know someone who died from the COVID vaccine are unreliable due to participation bias and misinformation influencing respondents’ beliefs.
November 2, 2023
Are people dying from vaccination?
The CDC confirms only nine deaths linked to COVID vaccines, with the claim of a thousand deaths originating from unverified VAERS reports.
November 2, 2023
Is the flu vaccine safe while undergoing cancer treatment?
The flu shot is safe and recommended for cancer patients, but live virus vaccines should be avoided; the claim of non-consensual vaccination is likely fictitious.
November 2, 2023
What’s the risk of autoimmune disease after vaccination?
COVID mRNA vaccines do not lead to autoantibody development or significant autoimmune disease risk, and COVID infection poses a higher risk for such problems.
October 26, 2023
Is it safe to mix and match vaccine brands?
Mixing and matching COVID vaccine brands is safe and effective according to studies, and there is no evidence linking COVID vaccines to brain aneurysms.
