Correcting this week's vaccine misinformation

Are HPV vaccines worth the risk? Do COVID vaccines alter DNA or make you sicker? We debunk these viral claims with real science and facts. Get the truth here.

Correcting vaccine claims this week: a flawed Medicaid autism study, unfounded aluminum safety fears, and false mRNA pregnancy risks.

Polio vaccines did not cause the 1952 epidemic, almost no mRNA reached mice brains, and vaccinated mothers in a study delivered healthy babies. VFV explains.

This week’s vaccine debunks address claims of hidden safety data, toxic spike proteins, and censored alternatives. Evidence shows severe effects are rare.

VFV debunks claims that Gates-backed mosquito programs secretly vaccinate people, Moderna hid a child’s death, and mRNA vaccines alter DNA.

VFV fact-checks claims that COVID vaccines cause cancer, caused Alexis Lorenze’s injuries, or serve a money-making conspiracy, using CDC and FDA evidence.