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Frequent ejaculation might reduce the risk of developing prostate cancer, but cannot prevent it completely
Claim:
“Men must have sex at least 21 times a month to avoid prostate cancer”
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-1.3LowArticle claiming vaccines cause autoimmunity and autism due to fetal DNA contaminants found unsupported and implausible
…be dangerous when read by someone that does not understand biology. Teja Celhar Research Scientist, Singapore Immunology Network While the letter provides some concerns about the fetal cell-derived DNA contamination…
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Insights from 8 Months of Monitoring Climate Misinformation on French TV and Radio: Scale and Narratives
Summary Over the course of eight months, Science Feedback and its partners Data for Good and QuotaClimat monitored how climate misinformation circulated on French television and radio. The results are…
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-2Very lowCommentary in The Australian by Ian Plimer relies on false claims to make its case
…wrong by scientists. There is nothing new; déjà vu effect. Victor Venema Scientist, University of Bonn, Germany This op-ed by Ian Plimer in The Australian is exceptional. I see no…
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InaccurateMike Adams falsely claims cancer genes and “entire genetic code” are found in vaccines, based on unverified report
Claim:
Vaccines [have been] found laced with entire genetic code for abnormal human loaded with cancer genes
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InaccurateCOVID-19 RNA vaccines are safe, cannot modify human DNA; death rate in vaccinated people isn’t higher than in unvaccinated people
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“The protein then can bind to your DNA and irreversibly change it”; “[It] has several different type of lipids on it that have never been injected into human beings before”; “We could be looking at right now as many as 12,000 deaths”
Source: Daystar, Sherri Tenpenny, 2021-03-11