AHA busts COVID-19 myths in new video
A new AHA video is tackling prominent myths about COVID-19 and its vaccines, providing the public with the facts they need to make sound health decisions for themselves and their families. The video addresses misinformation about whether vaccines give you COVID-19 and cause infertility and reinforces that children can get sick from the coronavirus. The video is the latest in a series of AHA resources for promoting COVID-19 vaccine confidence; view them here.
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