Correcting this week's vaccine misinformation

This week’s debunks cover rabies treatment, COVID vaccine protection, and false claims that Amish children avoid vaccines and have better health.

VFV debunks claims of hidden military vaccine injuries, mild measles, and impossible herd immunity. VAERS cannot prove cause; measles can be severe.

This week’s debunks: claims that measles didn’t cause a newborn’s death, COVID vaccines caused Dolly Parton’s cancer, and Shingrix didn’t lower heart risks.

VFV debunks claims about HHS vaccine guidance, mRNA vaccines causing cancer, and aluminum harming babies. Medical evidence and safety data matter.

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.