Whereas the COVID-19 pictures are known as “vaccines,” they don’t meet the classical definition of a vaccine. Well being authorities really needed to change the definition to accommodate the COVID pictures and shut down the argument that, as experimental gene therapies, they could be riskier than conventional vaccines.

In the meantime, primarily based on the U.S. Meals and Drug Administration’s definition of “gene remedy” they’re clearly gene therapies, and each Moderna and BioNTech acknowledge this. Regardless of that, the notion that the COVID pictures are a type of gene remedy is so dangerous for Large Pharma’s backside line,¹ they will nice lengths to ensure individuals do not consider them that approach.

Most just lately, The Related Press (AP) tried to debunk the concept COVID pictures are gene remedy, however as you may see, they’re both mendacity to guard the trade, or have gotten so inept they do not know do investigative journalism anymore. Both approach, it does not replicate properly on their credibility.

AP, on the finish of December 2022, printed a “truth verify” titled “No, COVID-19 Vaccines Aren’t Gene Remedy,” by which they argued:²

“The COVID-19 vaccines don’t change an individual’s genes, as gene remedy does … The pictures from Pfizer and Moderna use messenger RNA, or mRNA, to instruct the physique to create a protein from the coronavirus. The Johnson & Johnson vaccine, in the meantime, makes use of a modified adenovirus to set off an immune response …