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Les médecins tués dans un accident d'avion au Brésil s’étaient engagés à publier des preuves reliant l'ARNm aux turbo cancers.

Publisher’s rating: Si plusieurs médecins, dont deux seulement étaient oncologues, sont bien décédés dans l'accident d'avion au Brésil, aucune preuve ne permet d'affirmer qu'ils menaient des recherches conjointes sur les vaccins à ARNm et les cancers. De plus, l'expression « turbo cancer » n'est pas reconnue dans le milieu médical.

The review found no evidence that the doctors were jointly researching mRNA vaccines and cancer or planned to reveal such findings. It reports that the two doctors who were oncologists were traveling to an ovarian cancer conference, not to make the alleged revelations.

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Video shows the Dumbur dam in Tripura.

Publisher’s rating: FALSE

The review identifies the video as showing the Srisailam dam in Andhra Pradesh, not the Dumbur dam in Tripura. It says reverse-image searches and comparisons with Srisailam dam visuals supported that identification.

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