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Incorrect claim that COVID-19 vaccines caused a 143,233% surge in cancer results from flawed calculations that misuse adverse event reporting data
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“Official CDC data: 143,233% surge in fatal cancers among Vaxxed Americans”
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Source: The Exposé, Anonymous, 2024-01-27 -
UnsupportedSADS is caused by genetic mutations affecting the electrical system regulating heartbeat; no evidence it is caused by COVID-19 vaccines
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COVID-19 vaccination is associated with the sudden death of young adults
Source: Facebook, Candace Owens, 2022-06-08 -
What you see is (not) what you get: genAI-powered scams on Vinted
…in Lithuania in 2008, Vinted now operates in more than 20 countries, most of them in Europe. Vinted prides itself on promoting sustainability and care for the climate—on its About…
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Introducing the Climate Science Desk, Science Feedback’s new portal to help journalists verify climate claims
…to help fact-checking organizations tackle climate-related claims. Learn more about the program, which supports nine projects in seven countries including France, Kenya, Romania, Poland, Spain, India and the United States….
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Copypasta of an ICU doctor’s tweet stokes COVID-19 skepticism by mimicking bot-like behavior
…fully vaccinated. The New York Times reported on 28 July 2021 that there was a 123% increase in the number of hospitalizations and a 44% increase in COVID-19 deaths in…
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InaccuratemRNA vaccines against COVID-19 don’t modify humans, and don’t make them patentable or owned by any entities
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“if a human is injected with a GMO it becomes a patented piece of property from the government”, “they take away all your rights with mRNAs”
Source: TikTok, Instagram, Instagram users, 2022-11-14 -
UnsupportedCurrent data from clinical trials offer no reliable evidence that ivermectin is effective against COVID-19; better-quality clinical trials are needed to resolve this question
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“Ivermectin is the only thing we have that treats COVID at all stages […] Ivermectin substantially reduces deaths from COVID and prevents infections”; 50 studies “show ivermectin is not just effective, but highly effective”
Source: Sky News, Craig Kelly, Tess Lawrie, 2021-04-15 -
Sanctioned but Thriving: How Online Platforms Fail To Address the Widespread Presence of Entities Under EU Sanctions
…to protect European democracy and coordinate efforts against information manipulation. Download Full report Executive summary In the wake of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the EU adopted sanctions on Russian…
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InaccurateFluoride in toothpaste effectively prevents tooth decay; it isn’t neurotoxic, contrary to online claims
Claim:
“Toothpaste is poisonous”; “fluoride is a neurotoxin” and doesn’t prevent tooth decay
Source: Alkaline Vegan Mommy, Charlotte Gerson, 2022-04-09