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Natural News article inaccurately claims ADHD is a “fake disease” invented for profit
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ADHD is a fake disease invented by Big Pharma to drug children for profit
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Source: Natural News, Vicki Batts, 2018-03-01 -
IncorrectAnalysis claiming to find COVID-19 vaccines killed 17 million people is highly flawed, doesn’t account for COVID-19 mortality surges
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COVID-19 vaccines are responsible for killing 17 million people
Source: The Epoch Times, Denis Rancourt, 2023-09-17 -
-0.5LowDaily Mail article misleads with clickbait headline claiming cowpox-derived virus will “kill every type of cancer”
…more than 220,000 shares. The story also received significant coverage by news outlets in other languages. The conclusions reported in the article are based on the peer-reviewed findings of a…
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InaccurateCOVID-19 is more deadly and more contagious than seasonal flu and may also cause long-lasting damage to survivors
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“The coronavirus is no more deadly or dangerous than seasonal flu”
Source: Zero Hedge, Anonymous, 2020-10-08 -
Hydroxychloroquine, alone or in combination with azithromycin, found ineffective for treating COVID-19 in large clinical trials
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“Hydroxychloroquine, azithromycin and zinc cure [COVID-19]”
Source: Facebook, Facebook users, 2020-08-04 -
InaccurateVitamin K shots are safe and polysorbate 80 isn’t poisonous, contrary to claim by Brandy Vaughan
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Vitamin K shots are poisonous because they contain polysorbate 80 as “main active ingredient” that has “strong links with infertility, with autoimmune issues”
Source: Instagram, Brandy Vaughan, 2023-05-25 -
2025 review of climate misinformation and environmental coverage in the French media
…that are most often based on fallacious reasoning, conflations between costs, prices, and investments, or inaccurate or unfounded figures. Breakthrough of automotive narratives In a context marked by the European…
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InaccurateScientific evidence supports the use of face masks to reduce COVID-19 spread, mainly by preventing infectious liquid particles from reaching uninfected people
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Scientific evidence doesn’t support the wearing of face masks; “why do you care if I don't wear a mask? Doesn't your mask protect you?”
Source: Townhall Media, Dennis Prager, 2021-04-06