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Contrary to popular claim on social media, RNA vaccines do not alter our DNA
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“Bill Gates explains that the COVID vaccine will use experimental technology and permanently alter your DNA”
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Source: Waking Times, Facebook users, Alex Pietrowski, 2020-05-15 -
InaccurateContrary to claim in viral Facebook post, the flu vaccine does work and certain types of cancers can be cured
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“Can't make a vaccine that works for influenza. No vaccine for RSV. Can't cure cancer. But they sure as shit can make a vaccine in 6 months for an illness that they STILL don't understand”
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Lacks contextStudy on SARS-CoV-2 antibodies levels following infection don’t prove that recovered patients are protected from reinfection
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A study from Johns Hopkins on natural immunity to COVID-19 demonstrates that infection provides better protection than vaccination, challenging official vaccine recommendations for previously infected people
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0.4NeutralTime article on bone marrow transplant trial for multiple sclerosis treatment mostly accurate but needs more important details and context
…compared to patients who received standard therapy. These results suggest that bone marrow transplants are more likely to help MS patients live disease-free compared to current therapy. Reviewers found the…
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IncorrectBleaching agent chlorine dioxide is toxic, isn’t cure for autism
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Chlorine dioxide cures autism
Source: Digital Social Hour, Jonathan Otto, 2024-01-05 -
InaccuratePCR tests on vaccinated and unvaccinated people are evaluated using the same criteria; the CDC didn’t change criteria for detecting infection in vaccinated people, as alleged in OffGuardian article
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The U.S. CDC is “lowering their CT value when testing samples from suspected ‘breakthrough infections’” to decrease the number of officially recorded cases
Source: Zero Hedge, Gateway Pundit, OffGuardian, Kit Knightly, 2021-05-18 -
IncorrectFamily physician Daniel Stock repeated previously debunked misinformation about COVID-19 vaccines, treatments, and control strategies in a Mount Vernon School Board Meeting
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Face masks don’t reduce the spread of respiratory infections; COVID-19 vaccines are ineffective, and may lead to more severe disease; ivermectin, vitamin D, and zinc are effective COVID-19 treatments
Source: YouTube, Daniel Stock, 2021-08-06 -
UnsupportedNo clinical evidence supports the use of baking soda as a cancer treatment
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Cancer can be treated with baking soda
Source: Living Traditionally, Anya Vien, 2019-03-22 -
Can mistletoe cure cancer?
…that they are “natural” or “plant-based”, as opposed to proven therapies like chemotherapy, radiotherapy or immunotherapy. Health Feedback reviewed some of these “natural cures” and found that they were based…
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Family physician Daniel Stock repeated previously debunked misinformation about COVID-19 vaccines, treatments, and control strategies in a Mount Vernon School Board Meeting
Claim:
Face masks don’t reduce the spread of respiratory infections; COVID-19 vaccines are ineffective, and may lead to more severe disease; ivermectin, vitamin D, and zinc are effective COVID-19 treatments
Source: YouTube, Daniel Stock, 2021-08-06