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Pandemic Revisionism Can’t Erase How Many Kids Died With COVID

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Anti-vaccine influencers are downplaying the severity of COVID-19’s impact on children, falsely suggesting it was not serious. Research indicates that approximately 2,390 children may have died from COVID, with many being unvaccinated. Misinformation surrounding the pandemic obscures these fatalities, emphasizing the need to remember the real consequences of COVID-19.

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Polio and the Xavante Indians of Brazil

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Suzanne Humphries, an anti-vaccine influencer, misconstrues polio’s history and effects, asserting that it isn’t harmful. She incorrectly claims that the Xavante Indians of Brazil experienced low paralysis rates due to preexposure. Studies indicate their population faced high mortality rates, contradicting her portrayal of their health and the polio virus’s dangers.

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Forgotten Propaganda about Vaccine Hot Lots

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Some people believe in the existence of disastrous vaccine “hot lots” released over the years despite evidence debunking this idea. They base this belief on misinterpretations of VAERS data, historical incidents, and anti-vaccine propaganda. However, modern vaccines are safer, and the real concern lies with the impact of misinformation on vaccination rates.

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