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Editorial: Vaccines save lives. If your doctor recommends them, don’t hesitate

Of all the misinformation spread about COVID-19, the lies about vaccines have been especially disgusting. According to some of the nonsense circulated on social media, the lifesaving jabs cause infertility, autism and even death — all part of a diabolical plot to reduce the world’s population by billions of people. Another phony story said these lifesaving products supposedly contain ...
Tammie Bardney-Simpson receives a vaccine shot from Roseland Community Hospital nurse Mariel Miagusko on Dec. 30, 2021, during a COVID-19 vaccination event at Josephine's Southern Cooking in Chatham, Illinois.

Of all the misinformation spread about COVID-19, the lies about vaccines have been especially disgusting.

According to some of the nonsense circulated on social media, the lifesaving jabs cause infertility, autism and even death — all part of a diabolical plot to reduce the world’s population by billions of people.

Another phony story said these lifesaving products supposedly contain substances that a government could use to conduct surveillance. And the companies behind the vaccines were accused of foot-dragging during the

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