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Florida Department of Health misleads on COVID-19 vaccine safety with erroneous comparison of VAERS reports
Claim:
VAERS reports in Florida increased by 1,700% after COVID-19 vaccines became available, signaling safety concerns
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Source: Florida Department of Health, Twitter/X, Joseph Ladapo, 2023-02-15 -
MisleadingNew CDC data don’t confirm that the Pfizer bivalent booster shot increases the risk of ischemic strokes
Claim:
“An increased risk of stroke events has been identified with the Pfizer COVID-19 bivalent vaccine”
Source: The Epoch Times, Yuhong Dong, 2023-02-11 -
MisleadingMultiple studies show that face masks reduce the spread of COVID-19; a Cochrane review doesn’t demonstrate otherwise
Claim:
Face masks are ineffective at reducing the spread of COVID-19 and other respiratory diseases, a Cochrane review demonstrates
Source: Substack, Robert Malone, 2023-02-01 -
InaccurateModerna didn’t already produce COVID-19 mRNA vaccines before the pandemic; statement by CEO of Moderna misinterpreted
Claim:
Moderna was already producing COVID-19 vaccines before the beginning of the pandemic
Source: Instagram, Instagram users, 2023-02-09 -
What do we know about the safety of bisphenol A in food packaging?
Bisphenol A is an industrial chemical that has been used for decades to make certain plastics and resins. The long-term health risks posed by the current levels of exposure to BPA remain largely unknown. Although some epidemiological studies have shown correlations between BPA exposure and several medical conditions, research in humans is inconclusive.
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InaccuratePCR-based COVID-19 tests aren’t cloning devices and don’t modify the human genome
Claim:
“PCR kits have never been about testing for COVID” [...] They’re cloning devices”
Source: The Stew Peters Network, Ariyana Love, 2022-12-29 -
UnsupportedScientific evidence shows that COVID-19 mRNA vaccines are effective; their benefits outweigh their risks, contrary to claim by Retsef Levi
Claim:
COVID-19 mRNA vaccines don't work and are causing serious harm, including death
Source: Twitter/X, Retsef Levi, 2023-01-31 -
IncorrectCOVID-19 vaccines don’t cause immunodeficiency and aren’t associated with excess mortality
Claim:
“most of the individuals who had been fully vaccinated would develop full-blown vaccine-induced acquired immunodeficiency syndrome by the end of the month”
Source: The Exposé, Anonymous, 2022-01-22 -
UnsupportedBaseless claim that COVID-19 vaccines killed more than 200,000 comes from flawed BMC Infectious Diseases study
Claim:
More than 200,000 people may have died due to the COVID-19 vaccine
Source: BMC Infectious Diseases, Mark Skidmore, 2023-01-24 -
MisleadingStudies indicate that COVID-19 vaccination doesn’t increase risk of death, despite misleading video on Europe excess death by John Campbell
Claim:
EuroMOMO data shows excess deaths in people aged 0 to 14; excess deaths in Europe cannot be explained by COVID-19
Source: YouTube, John Campbell, 2023-01-23
