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Posted on: 2020-01-13
Claim by Robert F Kennedy Jr that one “vaccine injury” occurs for every 39 vaccinations is unsupported by scientific data

Claim:

Vaccine Injuries Ratio: One for Every 39 Vaccines Administered

Source: Children's Health Defense, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., 2019-10-10
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- Health
Posted on: 2019-11-25
Studies worldwide demonstrate HPV vaccine safety and no association with serious autoimmune and neurological diseases or problems during pregnancy

Claim:

the autoimmune diseases and menstrual cycle problems and fertility problems [...] and all of the other things that we’ve now seen are associated with the [HPV] vaccine

Source: Children's Health Defense, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., 2019-05-15
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- Health
Posted on: 2019-10-15
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. misrepresents WHO causality assessment for adverse events following vaccination, wrongly claims it enables cover-up of vaccine deaths

Claim:

[It] is nearly impossible to categorize post-vaccine deaths as vaccine-related

Source: Children's Health Defense, NewsPunch, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Baxter Dmitry, 2017-07-18

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