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Russell Brand’s YouTube videos use flawed analyses and simplistic correlations to link COVID-19 vaccines to heart issues, cancer, excess deaths
Claim:
COVID-19 vaccines are associated with an increase in heart conditions, cancer
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Source: YouTube, Russell Brand, 2024-01-10 -
Are claims linking recent U.S. trends in cancer diagnoses to COVID-19 vaccines plausible? A look at the available data
…report was published in January 2024. It predicted that new cancer cases would reach two million in 2024 for the first time[1]. This increase was attributed in part to “the…
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MisleadingNo, the UK Met Office is not fabricating climate data, contrary to a blogger’s claims
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The United Kingdom Meteorological Office (the Met Office) is fabricating data/making up numbers for weather stations that are closed.
Source: Daily Sceptic, Tallbloke's Talkshop, Ray Sanders, Chris Morrison, 2024-10-31 -
If CO2 is 0.04% of Earth’s atmosphere, how does it cause climate change?
…million by 2024. In that same time, Earth’s average temperature has risen more than 1°C (1.8°F). But taken at face value, ‘420 parts per million’ means that carbon dioxide (CO2)…
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InaccurateFalse claims that pandemic treaty abolishes nations’ sovereignty and allows WHO to impose health policies circulate on social media
Claim:
Countries that sign pandemic treaty cede their sovereignty to the WHO, allowing WHO to control domestic policies, force vaccination, lockdowns, and arrest of vaccine opponents
Source: The People’s Voice, Sean Adl-Tabatabai, 2024-06-06 -
Cold snaps during global warming are not actually a paradox, here’s why
…in cold extremes – a 2024 peer-reviewed paper in Science Advances found a marked decrease in intensity of cold temperatures from 1971 to 2022[2]. This trend is shown in Figure…
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Do electric vehicles catch fire more often? Early evidence says no
…they’ve verified 511 EV* battery fires between 2010 and June 2024. For comparison, according to the International Energy Agency (IEA), 40 million EVs were on the road by the end…
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MisleadingCOVID-19 vaccines lowered excess deaths during the pandemic, contrary to headline by the Daily Telegraph
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“Covid vaccines may have helped fuel rise in excess deaths”
Source: The Telegraph, New York Post, Sarah Knapton, 2024-06-04 -
InaccurateInstagram reel promotes the baseless claim that viruses don’t exist, ignoring more than a century of science about infectious diseases
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Viruses don’t exist, terrain theory explains why diseases occur
Source: Cultivate Elevate, Matt Roeske, 2024-02-11 -
InaccurateVaccines don’t cause childhood cancer, contrary to claim by Candace Owens
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Vaccines have caused an "explosion" of childhood cancer; vaccine package insert states vaccines weren’t tested for mutagenic effect
Source: Twitter, Candace Owens, 2024-01-19