Canadian physician falsely links Covid boosters to higher infection risk
A video shows a British Columbia physician presenting data from a study he claimed was proof that each supplemental dose of Covid-19 vaccine increased a person's risk of contracting the coronavirus. This is false; the author of the study said this misinterprets the data -- his main finding was that shots were becoming less effective against new strains of the virus -- and that receiving boosters does not increase risk of infection.