Does the COVID Vaccine Cause Chronic Fatigue Syndrome?
ME/CFS is often correlated with COVID infection and Long-COVID symptoms, highlighting that vaccination remains the best protection against chronic fatigue.
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ME/CFS is often correlated with COVID infection and Long-COVID symptoms, highlighting that vaccination remains the best protection against chronic fatigue.
Discover the facts behind COVID vaccine myths, including claims about deaths, DNA changes, and the importance of understanding VAERS data in context
Dr. Pierre Kory questions childhood vaccine safety based on debunked claims, but vaccines are proven safe and effective, with the risks far outweighed by the benefits to public health.
RFK Jr. claims vaccine side effects are hidden, but in reality, they are well-documented, monitored by health agencies, and rare, while the benefits of vaccines far outweigh the risks.
Mpox and shingles are distinct diseases caused by different viruses, with outbreaks primarily in low-vaccination areas.
Hepatitis B vaccines at birth are crucial for preventing transmission from mother to infant and reducing lifelong risks of chronic Hep B, cirrhosis, and liver cancer.
Discover the truth behind claims that COVID vaccines increase death and cancer rates, and learn why scientific evidence does not support these claims.
Comedian Rob Schneider questions the safety and need for childhood vaccines, but science shows vaccines safely strengthen the immune system, prevent diseases, and pose no harm when given as recommended.
Vaccines are sometimes tested against other vaccines or adjuvants instead of saline placebos to protect participants’ health when an effective vaccine is already available.
Claims of deaths occurring within minutes of COVID vaccination are based on unverified VAERS reports, which do not prove causation and should be interpreted cautiously.