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Health & medicine fact checks
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PolitiFactHealth & medicine
“Small trials” to test convalescent plasma therapy for coronavirus patients “seem to have had some degree of success.”
Publisher’s rating: True
PolitiFactHealth & medicine
Eating grapefruit, “if you're on antidepressants,” can “cause a fatal overdose.”
Publisher’s rating: False
FactCheck.orgHealth & medicine
Más de 3.000 personas han fallecido luego de recibir vacunas contra el COVID-19, según el Sistema de Notificación de Reacciones Adversas a las Vacunas.
Publisher’s rating: Misleading
PolitiFactHealth & medicine
Video shows Kamala Harris has a “drinking problem.”
Publisher’s rating: Pants on Fire
FactCheck.orgHealth & medicine
"Medical Tyranny: CDC Announces All Travelers Must Wear TWO Masks, Threatens Arrest"
Publisher’s rating: False
PolitiFactHealth & medicine
The United Kingdom banned COVID-19 booster vaccines for people under 50.
Publisher’s rating: Mostly False
PolitiFactHealth & medicine
"U.S. deaths since 1/22 (2020): COVID-19: 27, flu, 4,700; abortion: 118,000."
Publisher’s rating: Mostly False
PolitiFactHealth & medicine
"There Isn’t a Coronavirus ‘Second Wave'"
Publisher’s rating: First wave not over for many
PolitiFactHealth & medicine
Society is “choosing blood clots and heart problems over cold and flu symptoms, or even no symptoms at all.”
Publisher’s rating: False
PolitiFactHealth & medicine
“CDC officials admit more hospitalizations of young people from vaccine than from the actual COVID virus.”
Publisher’s rating: False
PolitiFactHealth & medicine
Dr. Anthony Fauci has not spoken or appeared publicly for several weeks.
Publisher’s rating: False
PolitiFactHealth & medicine
The COVID-19 vaccine caused Ashton Kutcher to lose “vision, hearing and ability to walk.”
Publisher’s rating: False
PolitiFactHealth & medicine
Says the coronavirus can be slowed or stopped with the “immediate widespread use of high doses of vitamin C.”
Publisher’s rating: False
FactCheck.orgHealth & medicine
"MMS (chlorine dioxide), can be very effective in both preventing and eradicating the coronavirus."
Publisher’s rating: False
FactCheck.orgHealth & medicine
A study on the NIH website comes to a different conclusion than the CDC about the use of ivermectin to treat COVID-19.
Publisher’s rating: Misleading


















