Health
‘Vaccine Q&A’ checklist misses the mark on numerous claims – Education – Australian Associated Press
A meme provides a dubious series of statements it suggest will “help you make a decision”.
The Statement
A widely shared meme features a “COVID-19 Vaccine Q&A” that includes a series of claims, including that the inoculations skipped crucial testing stages, contain cells from foreign sources and cause serious harm to human health.
The meme, included in a March 15 Facebook post, shows a checklist of 12 questions with either a “yes” or “no” box ticked for each under a banner which reads, “Facts to help you make a decision”.
Among the claims are that COVID-19 vaccines have not been “safety…
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