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Modified RNA in COVID-19 vaccines isn’t linked to cancer development
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A review “has found that COVID-19 mRNA vaccines could aid cancer development”
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Source: America's Frontline Doctors, The Highwire, Social media users, 2024-04-16 -
1HighWashington Post accurately describes ocean warming study (which has since been corrected)
…article found that it did a good job of describing the study, while noting that the study’s conclusions (and implications) require additional investigation. In particular, discussion among scientists has focused…
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Following the misinformation URL trail to identify key spreaders: A case study on Twitter
…contain inaccurate or misleading information. Given that we’re studying misinformation, we only focused on the latter ones. Using this list of URLs as input, we set out to see how…
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UnsupportedAnalysis by Florida Department of Health about COVID-19 mRNA vaccines contains multiple methodological problems
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Florida study found that COVID-19 mRNA vaccines increase the risk of cardiac-related death, especially in men
Source: Fox News, Twitter/X, Joseph Ladapo, 2022-10-07 -
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Google’s demonetization of misinformation: one year on
Back in December 2021, Science Feedback conducted a quick check on the extent to which Google’s then-new policy on demonetizing climate change denial content was enforced. Our study focused on…
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MisleadingStudy calls for people to grow their own food for many years to come, despite finding higher carbon footprint compared to conventional agriculture
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Study and headline saying homegrown food is more carbon intensive than conventional agriculture is meant to discourage and stop people from growing their own food
Source: The Atlas Society, Facebook, Social media users, 2024-01-26 -
Climate Feedback used as a trusted reference by:
…attention, quickly becoming the most-read piece in the magazine’s history. But many critics, including several climate scientists, argued that it was flawed because Mr. Wallace-Wells focused on the worst-case scenario,…
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InaccurateStudies continue to show that COVID-19 vaccines don’t harm fertility
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New England Journal of Medicine “proves” 80% miscarriage rate among vaccinated women; COVID-19 vaccines harm men’s and women’s fertility
Source: NVTV, Children's Health Defense, Christiane Northrup, James Thorp, 2023-09-20 -
0.3NeutralThinkProgress story on thawing Alaskan tundra generally accurate but somewhat misleading
…of schedule, a new study finds” Pierre Friedlingstein Professor, University of Exeter The study doesn’t really say that. The PNAS study itself focused on 3 years (2012-2014) for which aircraft…