Correcting this week's vaccine misinformation

It’s a busy week as we investigate what really caused Lisa Marie Presley’s death, claims about Bronny James and cardiac arrest, RFK Jr. claims about race-based vaccine risks, and turbo testicular cancer.

Let’s explore whether long-term side effects of vaccines are worth it, learn more about placebo testing and vaccine trials, and then wrap up this week taking another look at another Autism myth or two.

This week we assess if mRNA vaccines cause blood clots, whether a Canadian lawsuit proves anything about vaccine safety, and we investigate the strength of anecdotal evidence.

In this week’s newsletter we examine claims about the death of Oscar Cabrera, whether COVID vaccines save lives, and if aluminum adjuvants are safe.

This week we look at more false claims made by RFK Jr., whether newborns benefit from the Hep B vaccine, and if there is evidence boosters cause ME/CFS.

This week we take a look at whether VAERS reports about fetal deaths are being hidden, whether COVID vaccines cause seizures in children, and surprisingly, whether smallpox vaccines saved lives.