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Inaccurate
- Health
Posted on: 2025-03-24
German study showed that COVID-19 and flu caused deaths in Frankfurt during the pandemic, didn’t evaluate vaccination

Claim:

“Germany Confirms mRNA ‘Vaccines’ Killed More People Than Covid”

Source: Slay News, Frank Bergman, 2025-03-10
Inaccurate
- Health
Posted on: 2025-02-06
Japanese study misrepresented in posts claiming “heart failure surges among Covid-vaccinated”

Claim:

“Japan sounds alarm as heart failure surges among Covid-vaccinated”

Source: Facebook, TikTok, Slay News, Social media users, Frank Bergman, 2025-01-18
Flawed reasoning
- Health
Posted on: 2023-08-17
England mortality data shows a lower COVID-19 mortality risk among vaccinated people compared to unvaccinated ones, contrary to claim by Slay News

Claim:

“the Covid injections are not effective” because the large majority of deaths involving COVID-19 occurred among vaccinated individuals

Source: Slay News, Frank Bergman, 2023-08-06
Incorrect
- Health
Posted on: 2023-05-30
No evidence that COVID-19 vaccines reduces the life expectancy of vaccinated people; COVID-19 vaccines don’t increase mortality rate

Claim:

“those who have been fully vaccinated for COVID-19 with mRNA shots will lose 25 years of their life”

Source: The Exposé, The People’s Voice, Slay News, Anonymous, 2023-04-01

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