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Jonas Vesterberg

Inaccurate
- Health
Posted on: 2023-09-11
Study didn’t show COVID-19 vaccines weaken children’s immune response, contrary to claim by Alex Berenson

Claim:

A study showed a “weakened immune response in kids injected with Pfizer’s COVID-19 shot”; “The mRNA Covid jabs damage immune responses to other viruses in children”

Source: Substack, The Florida Standard, Alex Berenson, Jonas Vesterberg, 2023-08-30
Inaccurate
- Health
Posted on: 2023-07-20
Claim that a mouse study shows COVID-19 vaccine causes “turbo cancer” distorts study findings

Claim:

“New Study Links Pfizer’s COVID Vaccine to ‘Turbo Cancer’”

Source: The Florida Standard, Jonas Vesterberg, 2023-07-13
Unsupported
- Health
Posted on: 2023-04-20
Analysis by insurance executive Josh Stirling misrepresents official UK data, doesn’t show that COVID-19 vaccines led to 600,000 deaths

Claim:

“600,000 Americans Per Year Are Dying From COVID Shots Says Top Insurance Analyst”

Source: The Florida Standard, Josh Stirling, Jonas Vesterberg, 2023-04-08
Inaccurate
- Health
Posted on: 2022-09-22
COVID-19 vaccines provide important benefits; SSRN preprint didn’t find COVID-19 vaccines to be “98 times worse” than the virus

Claim:

“Covid-19 Vaccines 98 Times Worse Than the Virus”

Source: Gateway Pundit, The Florida Standard, Jonas Vesterberg, Jim Hoft, 2022-09-12

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