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Vaccine Ingredient Misconceptions, Debunked
Season 1 Episode 9 | 6m 16s | CC
Aluminum, formaldehyde, and mercury (no, not Freddie): vaccines have quite a few ingredients, and some of them don’t have the best reputation. But each ingredient has an important role in making vaccines sterile, safe, and effective.
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