"The research is ongoing, didn’t you know."
Don't be so arrogant.
You can take your pick covid vaccines conspiracies, some only last a few weeks and some just keep coming up when people get a bit bored and want to feed the geese, most come from a grain of truth but show up on this thread.
In early June, Dr. Sherri Tenpenny, based in Cleveland, claimed that COVID-19 vaccines could turn people into magnets due to 5G telecommunication towers. While addressing Ohio lawmakers, she used her claim to justify the need for a bill to stop businesses and government agencies from requiring vaccinations.
Covid vaccines cause variants.
Covid vaccine makes you infertile.
Conspiracy theories about the government using vaccines to track people and rich people like Bill Gates being behind the notion are false.“Many years ago, a strain of cells that was derived from a miscarriage was used initially in general vaccine research for coronaviruses,” said Schaffner.
However, the current vaccines do not consist of any fetal tissue.
In 1998, British doctor Andrew Wakefield conducted research that claimed a connection between autism and the measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) vaccine. While the study was published in the reputable journalLancet, it was later retracted and found to be unethical and not factual. Wakefield also lost his license in the United Kingdom.
“This is demonstrably incorrect, as evidenced by a considerable array of peer-reviewed and published investigations. The perpetrators of this particular myth have been widely discredited,” said Amler.
Still, Wakefield’s misinformation has continued to spread for decades.
The list goes on and on.
