Some people continue to wrongly attribute Bell’s Palsy to COVID vaccines, citing cases like Joel Embiid’s. However, studies show no significant link between COVID vaccines and Bell’s Palsy. In fact, COVID-19 patients have a higher risk of Bell’s Palsy than vaccinated individuals. The evidence supports getting vaccinated for protection against both COVID-19 and Bell’s Palsy.
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Some people believe SV40 is in COVID vaccines, but this is misleading. SV40, found in polio vaccines from 1955-1963, is not in COVID vaccines. Residual fragments of SV40 DNA are present, but these are non-infectious and do not pose a cancer risk. The COVID vaccines are safe and necessary, despite misinformation spread by anti-vaccine influencers.
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Candace Owens suggests some parents might prefer their children get vaccine-preventable diseases instead of vaccines. However, no one who witnessed the suffering caused by such diseases would want this for their kids. Anti-vaccine influencers spread misinformation, but vaccines are safe and vital. Do not risk your child’s health based on misinformation.
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Some people may fear COVID vaccines in pregnancy lead to autism, influenced by false claims. Joe Rogan’s reference to a rat study is misleading, as rat doses differ greatly from human doses. Unvaccinated pregnant women face higher COVID risks and potential harm to their babies. COVID vaccines can reduce these risks and offer protection.
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