Anthony Fauci pushed back on a myth that mRNA could alter a person's genes, calling it a misperception.
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- Anthony Fauci pushed back on a myth that mRNA could alter a person's genes, calling it a misperception.
In the same exchange, Fauci also pushed back on a separate, unrelated myth then circulating, that mRNA could alter a person's genes, calling it a misperception.
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- Trump's Vaccine Order Lands Same Day as Fauci Text Leak cited evidence
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Origin: extracted from Trump's Vaccine Order Lands Same Day as Fauci Text Leak · 2026-09-11 21:46