Why aren’t we focused on the vaccine injured?
This week's debunk: RFK Jr.'s claims about hepatitis B vaccine testing and vaccine injuries omit study follow-up and confuse reports with proof of cause.
This week's debunk: RFK Jr.'s claims about hepatitis B vaccine testing and vaccine injuries omit study follow-up and confuse reports with proof of cause.
VAERS reports do not prove COVID vaccines caused military deaths or that officials hid evidence. Defense studies found infection posed greater health risks.
MMR vaccines are not killing children. The Zenodo paper relies on VAERS data that cannot by itself show vaccines caused deaths.
Many vaccines have been tested with saline placebos, contrary to Del Bigtree's claim. Active controls are also valid when a safe vaccine exists.
Studies don't link vaccines to SIDS. A journal retracted Neil Z Miller's article for misusing VAERS data; RFK Jr. questioned the removal.
Flu shots don't kill seniors on vaccination day. A study found vaccinated older people died less often (20.9% vs 23.9%); VAERS can't prove cause.
Vaccines and their ingredients are reviewed for cancer, gene, and fertility risks. Package-insert wording on untested effects isn't proof of harm.
No child deaths were definitively linked to COVID vaccines, the FDA says. Ron Johnson's 39,000 figure relies on VAERS, which can't prove cause.
Measles is far deadlier than the MMR vaccine. Paul Thomas's claim compares mismatched numbers; pre-vaccine measles killed about 1 in 6,000 cases.
A video from a COVID roundtable discussion led by Senator Ron Johnson is going around again. In it, Senator Johnson says that government officials ignored warning signs that COVID vaccines might cause serious side effects and hid this information from the public.