Inaccurate
COVID-19 vaccines don’t cause miscarriages or stillbirths contrary to misleading interpretations of VAERS data
Claim:
COVID-19 vaccines increase the risk of miscarriages and stillbirths
Pablo Rougerie
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Source: Instagram, Instagram users, 2023-03-23 -
InaccurateVaccination recruits both the innate and adaptive immune system; COVID-19 vaccines are safe for children
Claim:
“clearly [COVID-19] vaccines are dangerous for kids”, they cause myocarditis; children are protected from COVID-19 by innate immunity which is bypassed by vaccination
Source: Instagram, Joseph Mercola, Michelle Perro, 2023-03-13 -
UnsupportedNo evidence supports the use of medicinal plants mullein and marshmallow to cure or mitigate COVID-19
Claim:
Mullein leaves and marshmallow roots treat COVID-19
Source: Facebook, TikTok, Facebook user, 2023-03-12 -
MisleadingU.S. mortality rate analysis by Josh Stirling is misleading; current data don’t show an association between COVID-19 vaccines and increased mortality
Claim:
“The more doses on average you have in a region within the United States, the bigger increase in mortality that region has had in 2022 when compared to 2021”
Source: The Epoch Times, Instagram, Josh Stirling, 2023-01-24 -
InaccurateRisk of postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS) is five times higher following COVID-19 than following vaccination
Claim:
“huge peer review show[ed] vaccines may have caused tens of millions of serious new health problems worldwide”
Source: Substack, Alex Berenson, 2023-02-28 -
MisleadingNew CDC data don’t confirm that the Pfizer bivalent booster shot increases the risk of ischemic strokes
Claim:
“An increased risk of stroke events has been identified with the Pfizer COVID-19 bivalent vaccine”
Source: The Epoch Times, Yuhong Dong, 2023-02-11 -
InaccurateModerna didn’t already produce COVID-19 mRNA vaccines before the pandemic; statement by CEO of Moderna misinterpreted
Claim:
Moderna was already producing COVID-19 vaccines before the beginning of the pandemic
Source: Instagram, Instagram users, 2023-02-09 -
InaccuratePCR-based COVID-19 tests aren’t cloning devices and don’t modify the human genome
Claim:
“PCR kits have never been about testing for COVID” [...] They’re cloning devices”
Source: The Stew Peters Network, Ariyana Love, 2022-12-29 -
IncorrectCOVID-19 vaccines don’t cause immunodeficiency and aren’t associated with excess mortality
Claim:
“most of the individuals who had been fully vaccinated would develop full-blown vaccine-induced acquired immunodeficiency syndrome by the end of the month”
Source: The Exposé, Anonymous, 2022-01-22 -
UnsupportedData doesn’t show that vaccines are responsible for 2022 excess mortality, contrary to Alex Berenson’s claim
Claim:
COVID-19 vaccination is associated with all-cause excess mortality
Source: Substack, Alex Berenson, 2023-01-24
