Does breast milk contain mRNA from COVID vaccine?
New research shows that COVID vaccine mRNA can be found in breast milk. However, it is probably safe for the breast feeding child.
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Are COVID vaccines related to neurologic events?
New research shows that nearly all neurologic events after receiving COVID vaccines result from pre-existing conditions.
mRNA cancer vaccine – immunotherapy for colorectal cancer
BioNTech has announced a new mRNA therapeutic vaccine that has shown early success in treating colorectal cancer.
Pancreatic cancer mRNA vaccine shows good early results
Early results from clinical trials show that the new mRNA vaccine to treat pancreatic cancer, cevumeran, showed significant promise.
GMO and vaccine DNA – they’re not going to change your genes
DNA in GMO foods and every vaccine will not cause harm and it cannot and will not change your genes. This DNA will not change you.
Pfizer COVID vaccine research caught on video — debunked
Project Veritas claims that Pfizer COVID-19 research employed some unethical studies to sell more vaccines. It is completely false.
COVID-19 vaccine facts and debunking myths — the semi-complete list
There are so many myths about the COVID-19 vaccine, I wanted to post some facts about the new vaccines which we can use for debunking purposes. I used to think that the HPV vaccine brought the most hatred and misinformation from the anti-vaccine world, but it’s clear that the new COVID-19 vaccines are their new targets.
This article will only focus on the five vaccines that I believe will eventually receive FDA or European Medicines Agency (EMA) approval – Pfizer, Moderna, AstraZeneca, Johnson & Johnson (JNJ Janssen), and Novavax vaccines. I remain unconvinced that any vaccine made in China or the Russian Sputnik V vaccine will ever get approved by countries with robust drug regulatory agencies. However, if they are, I will certainly add them to a future iteration of this list.
I’m going to make this in a basic chart form for ease of use in finding COVID-19 vaccine facts and myths. I will link to supporting evidence wherever relevant.
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Robert Malone did not invent the mRNA vaccine — he now misinforms
I have been ignoring Robert Malone and his claims that he “invented” the mRNA vaccines. I just thought he would disappear, but now he’s like the other quacks in the COVID-19 vaccine world, spreading misinformation and disinformation about mRNA vaccines.
He’s become the go-to talking head to discredit the COVID-19 mRNA vaccines from Pfizer and Moderna. And he uses his claim that he “invented” the vaccine to become the false authority on the safety and effectiveness of the vaccines. All over the internet, I’m reading COVID-19 vaccine deniers invoke his name as proof that no one should get that vaccine.
Well, I’ve reached my maximum level of annoyance at Robert Malone, so it’s time for the old feathered non-avian dinosaur to tell you what he did with the mRNA vaccines and why he should be ignored.
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mRNA vaccines will NOT change your DNA – refuting Doug Corrigan
There are so many quacks coming out of the woodwork to push pseudoscience about mRNA vaccines – now, Dr. Doug Corrigan, Ph.D., uses junk science and pseudoscience to “invent a method” that the mRNA vaccines for COVID-19 are going to mess with your DNA. He’s wrong and let’s tell you why.
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RSV vaccine candidates are entering phase 3 trials — stopping a dangerous disease
A respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) vaccine has been a goal for researchers for a long time, given the serious outcomes of an RSV infection. According to the CDC, an RSV vaccine could dramatically reduce hospital and intensive-care admissions, especially for children and seniors.
A series of clinical trials tested a vaccine made from inactivated RSV in children in the 1960s. Unfortunately, the vaccine candidate worsened the disease in children when they were later naturally infected with RSV.
However, these new vaccines have shown good safety and effectiveness results in clinical trials. This article will review what RSV is and the list of vaccine candidates that are entering or are in phase 3 clinical trials.
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