Correcting this week's vaccine misinformation

Find out the truth about Yonatan Ehrlichman, whether anyone died from the COVID vaccine, and if everyone is having an autoimmune reaction to mRNA vaccines in this week’s issue of Just the Facts.

The claims we debunk this week include a conspiracy theorist’s claims that people received a “DNA-plasmid contaminated” vaccine, misleading claims about fetal cells in vaccines, and misrepresentations about the safety of aluminum and thimerosal.

Let’s take a look this week at whether supplements work better than flu vaccines, if all vaccinated people have heart damage, and whether HPV vaccines actually prevent cancer.

We take a critical look this week at the difference between what COVID the disease does to the body vs. COVID vaccine side effects and we tackle a couple of old myths about vaccines causing autism and infertility.

Did the HPV vaccine in India harm girls? Were COVID-19 vaccines designed to create clots? Is COVID-19 vaccination dangerous for athletes? We have all the details in this week’s newsletter.

This week we look into whether the COVID vaccines harm your immune system, if lockdowns are coming back, and if flu vaccines are effective or not.