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FactStreamHealth & medicine
“The CDC and county health officials have obtained 2020 Census records to enhance their vaccination enforcement protocols.”
Publisher’s rating: Pants on Fire
FactCheck.orgHealth & medicine
SM-102, an ingredient in the COVID-19 vaccine from Moderna, is not meant for "human or veterinary use."
Publisher’s rating: False
FactCheck.orgHealth & medicine
The CDC expects "the number of people to suffer from blood clots to double -- double! -- right after the [COVID-19] jabs."
Publisher’s rating: Increase not related to vaccines
FactCheck.orgHealth & medicine
"No matter how you look at it, America is leading the world in testing" for COVID-19.
Publisher’s rating: False
FactCheck.orgHealth & medicine
"The WHO pushed China’s misinformation about the virus, saying it was not communicable."
Publisher’s rating: Distorts the Facts
PolitiFactHealth & medicine
Says to leave objects in the sun to avoid contracting the coronavirus.
Publisher’s rating: False
FactCheck.orgHealth & medicine
Basketball star Bradley Beal said he “would like an explanation” as to why people who have received vaccines “are still getting COVID."
Publisher’s rating: Misleading
PolitiFactHealth & medicine
Dr. Anthony Fauci and U.S. health officials plotted “for a new avian flu virus to enforce universal flu vaccination.”
Publisher’s rating: Pants on Fire
Maldita.esHealth & medicine
La asociacion de optometras me envió esta información
Publisher’s rating: Falso
PolitiFactHealth & medicine
“Maybe (the COVID-19 vaccine) doesn't work, and they're simply not telling you that.”
Publisher’s rating: Pants on Fire
Maldita.esHealth & medicine
Foto de manifestaciones en Berlín contra la cuarentena y la nueva normalidad por el coronavirus
Publisher’s rating: Falso
PolitiFactHealth & medicine
The National Institutes of Health “adds ivermectin to list of COVID approved treatments.”
Publisher’s rating: False
Maldita.esHealth & medicine
Una mujer lleva el cadáver de una víctima de COVID-19 con una sola mano
Publisher’s rating: Falso
FactCheck.orgHealth & medicine
"In eight days, we’re doing more [coronavirus] testing than they’ve done in eight weeks," referring to South Korea.
Publisher’s rating: Misleading
PolitiFactHealth & medicine
“Face masks may raise risk of stillbirths, testicular dysfunction and cognitive decline, study warns.”
Publisher’s rating: Mostly False
PolitiFactHealth & medicine
"Doctors say colon cancer is on the rise due to toxins absorbed while cooking food (in) the microwave.”
Publisher’s rating: False


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