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MisleadingThe American Red Cross doesn’t prevent people vaccinated against COVID-19 from donating blood, contrary to rehashed viral claim
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COVID-19 vaccine recipients might not be eligible for blood donation
Source: Instagram, Twitter, Social media users, 2024-02-21 -
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Lacks contextNurse who fainted after getting Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine has a history of fainting episodes; does not mean the vaccine is unsafe
Claim:
Nurse faints after getting a COVID-19 vaccine
Source: Facebook, Facebook users, 2020-12-18 -
Report Heartland Institute sent to influence US teachers on climate change earns an “F” from scientists
…than a mobile phone today) were quite accurate5,6,7. 1- Knutti and Rugenstein (2015) Feedbacks, climate sensitivity and the limits of linear models, Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society A 2-…
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Science Feedback Launches French Website to Empower the Public to Verify the Credibility of Scientific Information
…emerging misinformation trends relevant to Francophone communities. sIgn up for our french newsletter OUR HISTORY 2015 Climate Feedback is created by Emmanuel Vincent, a climate science researcher at the Massachusetts…
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-1.9Very lowAnalysis of “Deceptive temperature record claims”
…density, and of course phone numbers, is not something that can be meaningfully averaged. ‘Global temperature’ does not exist.” Alexis Berg Research Associate, Harvard University According to this line of…
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Heartland Institute report’s claim that climate models are too sensitive to CO2 does not reflect evidence
Claim:
[climate models] systematically over-estimate the sensitivity of climate to carbon dioxide ... and modelers exclude forcings and feedbacks that run counter to their mission
Source: Heartland Institute, Robert Carter, Craig Idso, Fred Singer, 2026-04-01 -
InaccurateCaleb Rossiter falsely claims that climate models are "running very hot"
Claim:
The models predicted about three times the amount of warming in the world we’ve seen since [1988].
Source: The Hill, Caleb Rossiter, 2019-03-06 -
UnsupportedNo scientific evidence supporting claims of diatomaceous earth’s “detox” benefits
Claim:
Diatomaceous earth contains silica, which is important for absorbing minerals, water, and vitamins; it’s also antiparasitic and detoxes the body
Source: Facebook, Human Garage, Garry Lineham, 2024-10-12