Correcting this week's vaccine misinformation

This week’s debunks: the autism-before-vaccines myth, Peter McCullough’s 17 COVID-cancer claims, and the twins’ vaccine-death lawsuit.

VFV debunks claims that vaccines are designed to harm people, HPV vaccination damages fertility, and vaccines cause the diseases they prevent.

New vaccine claims fail scrutiny: Japan’s SIDS timing does not fit, a Louisiana preprint has major flaws, and most blood aluminum comes from diet, not vaccines.

VFV debunks claims that COVID vaccines cause many serious heart problems, vaccines cause SIDS, and vaccine trials never use saline placebos.

VFV debunks claims that COVID shots harmed the military, children get 72 vaccines, and VAERS proves flu shots kill older adults.

Claims that vaccine DNA harms people, labels prove vaccines cause cancer, or WHO vaccine approval proves planned Ebola outbreaks do not match the facts.