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A Biology Lesson On Residual DNA in Vaccines

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / April 13, 2020 / abortion, cancer, cancer rates, cancer vaccines, carcinogenicity, cell lines, Chris Kirckof, COVID-19 vaccine, DNA fragments, Facebook groups, fetal tissue, residual ingredients, Theresa Deisher

Residual DNA in vaccines does not cause cancer, autism, or anything else.

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Is MRC-5 the Name of an Electively Aborted Baby Boy?

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / February 22, 2020 / abortion, anti-immunization signs, Catholic Church, CDC excipient conspiracy, cell lines, descendent cells, excipients, fibroblasts, ingredients, J.P. Jacobs, Medical Research Council 5, morality, MRC-5, pro-life, propaganda, protests, religious exemptions, residual ingredients, signs, The National Catholic Bioethics Center

MRC-5 is the name for a cell line that is used to make some vaccines, not an electively aborted baby boy.

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Yeast in Vaccines

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / August 24, 2019 / allergies, food allergies, growth medium, ingredients, residual ingredients, toxins, vaccine myths, yeast

Residual yeast proteins might remain in some vaccines.

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Chick Embryos and Vaccines

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / August 24, 2019 / chick embryos, egg allergy, food allergies, hidden ingredients, ingredients, residual ingredients, vaccine myths

There are no chick embryos in vaccines.

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