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…soils. Scientists who reviewed the article found that it accurately described the study and provided context on its overall implications by quoting comments from two other researchers. The article’s headline,…
…[1] See the rating guidelines used for article evaluations. [2] Each evaluation is independent. Scientists’ comments are all published at the same time. Annotations The statements quoted below are from…
…See the rating guidelines used for article evaluations. [2] Each evaluation is independent. Scientists’ comments are all published at the same time. Key Take-aways The statements quoted below are from…
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“coronavirus itself is responsible for just 6% of all deaths listed as coronavirus-related”, the others are “due to pre-existing comorbidities”
…job to quote them both. Your job is to look out the window and find out which is true.” These articles are classified as “he said she said” in the…
…with a political party and will address any reasonable conflict of interest or bias from the experts or organizations we quote or who contribute to our reviews. We do not…
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mRNA COVID-19 vaccines accumulate in the ovaries, change menstrual cycles, and lead the immune system to mount “an immune response to their own placental protein”
…this quote from the IPCC: “The very high vulnerability of coral reefs to warming, ocean acidification, increasing storm intensity and SLR [sea-level rise] under climate change, including enhanced bioerosion (high…
…merely restates and paraphrases the content of the IPCC report, with added quotes from scientists and political advocates. Notes: [1] See the rating guidelines used for article evaluations. [2] Each…
…planning a “Climate lockdown” by 2024 appeared all over Europe. In Croatia, Germany, France, and Poland, fact-checkers noticed posts misleading users by showing incomplete quotes and false information on decisions…