COVID-19 vaccines don't cause AIDS, and they don't make people more susceptible to HIV or AIDS, contrary to a recent blog post's claims.
, but a recent blog post claims otherwise.says,"worldwide data has confirmed the vaccinated are developing COVID vaccine-induced Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome."
Though the blog’s title leads readers to expect global data to support the statement that COVID-19 vaccines are causing AIDS in its recipients, no such evidence is presented.
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