Vaccine Fact Check

Did the FDA Admit That There is No Scientific Evidence That Monkeypox Virus Exists?

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The FDA did not admit that the monkeypox virus does not exist and we have vaccines to protect against it. A FOIA request abuse aimed at propaganda falsely claimed the virus doesn’t exist. Misinformation like this helps recognize propaganda sites and germ theory deniers. There are numerous studies proving the virus causes disease.

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Why Did Autism Rates Decline in This California County?

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The CDC is not ignoring declining autism rates in a California County, which are not linked to vaccines. Anti-vaccine influencers misrepresent a study’s results, while wealthy families’ choices lower autism diagnosis likelihood. Vaccination rates in the counties rose as autism rates dropped, debunking any association between vaccines and autism.

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Did Japan Declare a State of Emergency After ‘Nanobots’ Found in 96 Million Citizens?

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Reports of Japan declaring a state of emergency due to ‘nanobots’ in 96 million citizens are false. No evidence of such a declaration or nanobots was found. Claims stem from an unindexed study by anti-vaccine influencers. The Japanese Ministry of Health continues to recommend COVID vaccines, refuting conspiracy theories surrounding them.

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Will a Baby’s Hepatitis B Vaccine Fail to Protect Them As an Adult

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Some believe a baby’s hepatitis B vaccine won’t protect them as adults, citing a 2018 study. However, this overlooks the anamnestic response, which provides long-term protection. Despite declining antibody levels, immunological memory ensures continued immunity. Studies confirm the vaccine’s effectiveness in preventing liver disease and cancer, refuting skepticism. Booster doses are unnecessary.

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