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Health & medicine fact checks
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PolitiFactHealth & medicine
COVID-19 “surges among most vaxxed communities, says Harvard study.”
Publisher’s rating: Half True
PolitiFactHealth & medicine
A registered nurse in Nashville, Tenn., developed Bell’s Palsy after receiving the COVID-19 vaccine.
Publisher’s rating: False
PolitiFactHealth & medicine
“Private insurance gives … better coverage” than people would get under a Medicaid expansion.
Publisher’s rating: False
PolitiFactHealth & medicine
"COVID-19 started because we eat animals."
Publisher’s rating: Mostly False
Maldita.esHealth & medicine
Un test de calidad del aire muestra que las mascarillas no son saludables e impiden que respiremos bien
Publisher’s rating: Falso
PolitiFactHealth & medicine
COVID-19 cases are “up only because of our big number testing.”
Publisher’s rating: False
PolitiFactHealth & medicine
Gender affirming care should be off-limits for minors even with parental consent, because "you can't get a tattoo under the age of 18 in most states in the country."
Publisher’s rating: 32 states allow parental consent
Vera FilesHealth & medicine
Stopping sugar intake will cause cancer cell death.
Publisher’s rating: False
PolitiFactHealth & medicine
Says it doesn't make sense for young adults to get the vaccine since they "really are not under that much of a threat as a result of this virus."
Publisher’s rating: Mostly False
Maldita.esHealth & medicine
Bill Gates ha dicho que morirán más de 700.000 personas por la vacuna del coronavirus
Publisher’s rating: Falso
Vera FilesHealth & medicine
Drinking 10 glasses of water a day can treat bladder cancer
Publisher’s rating: False
PolitiFactHealth & medicine
“Head of Pfizer research: Covid vaccine is female sterilization.”
Publisher’s rating: False
Washington PostHealth & medicine
“We have tested over 40 million people. By so doing, we show cases, 99 percent of which are totally harmless.
Publisher’s rating: Four Pinocchios












