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Challenge accepted.If that's the case then point out what specifically isn't true. Should be easy to do right? Instead most of yall use mediabiasfactcheck to try to discredit something thinking what some random guy who made his own website says is the authority. Weak and very transparent.
Stem Cell Risks in Pregnancy
There is no credible scientific evidence that COVID-19 vaccines deplete stem cells in pregnant women. Studies confirm that vaccines do not harm fetal development and instead reduce complications from COVID-19 infection during pregnancy.
(CDC: COVID-19 Vaccination for Pregnant Women)
(Yale School of Medicine: COVID-19 Vaccines Not Linked to Miscarriage)
Monkey Virus SV40 Contamination
SV40 was historically present in polio vaccines between 1955-1961, but there is no evidence that COVID-19 vaccines contain SV40 or pose a cancer risk. Claims about SV40 in mRNA vaccines come from unverified studies that lack scientific credibility. Regulatory agencies confirm no SV40 contamination has been found in COVID-19 vaccines.
(FDA: Response on SV40 Concerns)
(European Medicines Agency: COVID-19 Vaccine Safety)
If you're citing sources, credible medical research and peer-reviewed studies should always be prioritized over conspiracy-driven speculation. If you have multiple, actual studies supporting your claims, feel free to share them.