evidence: First, VAIDS (Vaccine Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome) is not an actual medical condition but was instead invented by the right-wing, pseudoscientific medical group America's Frontline Doctors. Second, the underlying data on which The Exposé relies does not say what the outlet claims it says. Third, the story on which the October 2023 viral headlines and claim originate is not new — The Expose published an identical article with the same headline (on a different URL) in March 2022. [...] VAIDS is something that simply does not exist. [...] It is not found in the scientific literature. There is no evidence that COVID-19 vaccination leads to immunodeficiency. [...] The "analysis" at the root of these viral VAIDS claims is invariably from the outlet The Exposé, whose misuse of data to support bogus claims about vaccines Snopes has previously debunked. In this case, The Exposé presented these claims about VAIDS as if it were a new story first published by the outlet on Oct. 1, 2023. In reality, this is is actually an identical copy of a story The Expose published on March 20, 2022: