Technology9/24/2025•Ars Technica

Anti-vaccine allies cheer as Trump claims shots have “too much liquid”

Anti-vaccine allies cheer as Trump claims shots have “too much liquid”

The article addresses concerns raised by former U.S. President Donald Trump regarding the amount of liquid in vaccine doses. Trump claimed that vaccines have "too much liquid," suggesting that this could be harmful to babies. However, the article explains that the amount of liquid in vaccine doses is carefully calculated and designed to be safe for infants. It provides scientific context, noting that vaccines are not comparable to water balloons and that the small volume of liquid in a vaccine dose is not a cause for concern. The article also highlights the importance of vaccination in protecting public health, especially for vulnerable populations like young children. While acknowledging Trump's comments, the article presents factual information from medical experts to dispel any misconceptions about vaccine safety and composition.

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