December 8, 2022
Nasal flu vaccine and Strep A
The nasal flu vaccine does not increase the risk of Strep A infections, as the study’s findings have been misinterpreted.
November 17, 2022
Bill Gates finally admits something
Bill Gates discussed the importance of preparing for future pandemics, noting that while COVID-19 had a lower mortality rate, it still caused significant deaths and highlighted the need for better global health cooperation.
November 17, 2022
Long-term risks of myocarditis
Studies on long-term risks of post-vaccination myocarditis are routine, and preliminary data indicates most patients recover fully within 90 days.
November 17, 2022
Why so much RSV?
RSV is in the news due to increased awareness and a rise in cases after pandemic measures temporarily reduced its spread.
November 10, 2022
Low-risk or cherry-picked?
Although children are at a lower risk than adults for severe COVID complications, COVID can still be deadly for them, and vaccination helps prevent these worst outcomes.
November 10, 2022
mRNA flu vaccines
No, current flu vaccines are not mRNA-based, but mRNA flu vaccines are being developed and will undergo thorough testing before approval.
November 10, 2022
Immunity Debt
The idea of “immunity debt” is misleading; our immune systems stay active even without constant exposure to pathogens, and post-COVID vulnerability, not lack of exposure, likely explains the rise in respiratory diseases.
November 3, 2022
Continued excess deaths
A claim linking continued excess deaths to vaccination ignores that COVID-19 itself is the primary cause, with studies showing vaccinated individuals have lower mortality rates.
November 3, 2022
What does the science say about COVID-19 vaccine safety?
A claim that 1,000 studies prove COVID vaccines are unsafe is misleading; many studies discuss known rare side effects like mild myocarditis, but overall data supports vaccine safety.
November 3, 2022
Skin and hair health after COVID-19 vaccination
A viral tweet misleadingly compares two photos of a woman before and after COVID vaccination without context, allowing misinformation to spread by filling in gaps with unfounded fears.
