Correcting this week's vaccine misinformation

VFV explains three vaccine claims: a child’s death had no vaccine link, Lorenze had preexisting illness, and Simpsonwood reviewed thimerosal data.

Clearing up the facts on vaccine safety, placebo trials, and cancer myths with science-backed answers to the latest viral claims and conspiracy theories.

Explore the facts behind viral vaccine claims about aluminum, kidney damage, and whooping cough. What do the studies really show? Science clears things up.

This week’s fact check covers vaccine claims about autism, Long COVID, and SIDS. Studies find no autism or SIDS link; infection is likelier.

Vaccines don’t weaken immunity, cause deadly side effects, or make you sick. These three posts unpack common claims and explain what the science really says.

Explore the truth behind viral vaccine claims, from autism myths to flu shot fears, with facts on testing, safety, fertility, and immune system effects.