Correcting this week's vaccine misinformation

Corrected this week: Trump’s claim that vaccines fill a soda bottle, inflated adult vaccine frequency claims, and false MMR death claims.

This week’s debunks: claims linking vaccines to autism, a false 82% COVID miscarriage rate, and claims tying COVID vaccines to colon cancer.

This week’s vaccine misinformation debunks: Fauci’s Fifth plea, MMR waning, and COVID shots causing Fauci’s pulmonary infarction.

This week’s vaccine debunks: claims about sicker vaccinated kids, Fauci blocking ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine, and hCG in tetanus shots.

This week’s debunks: Karl Jablonski’s Vitamin K shot claims, Brian Hooker’s Amish autism claim, and Naomi Wolf’s COVID vaccine hypnosis claim.

VFV debunks three claims: exaggerated vaccine benefits, COVID vaccines causing Lindsey Graham’s death, and hidden serious COVID vaccine risks