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CDC Study Shows Link Between Obesity and Severe COVID-19 Illness
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6th April 2021
CDC Study Shows Link Between Obesity and Severe COVID-19 Illness
The Claim : 78% of hospitalizations and deaths from COVID19 are obese people.
Misleading
Face Masks Don't Contain Black Worms
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6th April 2021
Face Masks Don't Contain Black Worms
The Claim : A video depicts black worms inside a COVID-19 facemask.
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No Proof Pineapples Could Cure COVID-19
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31st March 2021
No Proof Pineapples Could Cure COVID-19
The Claim : Pineapples Could Cure COVID-19.
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Carrots Alone Won't Improve Eyesight
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30th March 2021
Carrots Alone Won't Improve Eyesight
The Claim : Carrots improve eyesight.
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Canadian Doctors Speak Out Video Is Misleading
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21st March 2021
Canadian Doctors Speak Out Video Is Misleading
The Claim : A video depicts Canadian doctors who claim you can protect yourself from COVID-19 without getting a vaccine. They discuss alternative treatments, the effectiveness of the PCR test, variants of the vir
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Vaccine Trials Will Safely Include Infants
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17th March 2021
Vaccine Trials Will Safely Include Infants
The Claim : The Johnson & Johnson vaccine is being recklessly tested on young children and babies, even though it has potentially deadly side effects.  
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You Can't Lose Just Belly Fat
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17th March 2021
You Can't Lose Just Belly Fat
The Claim : You can lose just belly fat.
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More Research to Determine Using Nigella Sativa in COVID Vaccines
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16th March 2021
More Research to Determine Using Nigella Sativa in COVID Vaccines
The Claim : Black seed works as a treatment for COVID-19.
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Pregnant Women Can Be Around Cats
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9th March 2021
Pregnant Women Can Be Around Cats
The Claim : Pregnant women should avoid cats due to health concerns.
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Not Clear if Antidepressants Cause Hair Loss
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7th March 2021
Not Clear if Antidepressants Cause Hair Loss
The Claim : Hair loss may be a side effect of antidepressants.
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COVID Vaccine Unlikely to Cause Alzheimer's
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5th March 2021
COVID Vaccine Unlikely to Cause Alzheimer's
The Claim : The COVID-19 vaccine causes Alzheimer’s Disease.
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Flu Mortality Rate is Lower this Year
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28th February 2021
Flu Mortality Rate is Lower this Year
The Claim : No one has died of the flu (influenza) this year.
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Misleading: Cuomo and Nursing Home Deaths
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27th February 2021
Misleading: Cuomo and Nursing Home Deaths
The Claim : New York Governor Andrew Cuomo killed 15,000 nursing home residents.
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EXO-CD24 Inhaler Boosts the Immune System
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24th February 2021
EXO-CD24 Inhaler Boosts the Immune System
The Claim : Israel invents an inhaler that cures COVID-19 in five days.
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Misleading: Johnson & Johnson is the "Best" Vaccine
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20th February 2021
Misleading: Johnson & Johnson is the "Best" Vaccine
The Claim : The Johnson & Johnson vaccine is the best one.
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761 Elderly Didn't Die after Receiving the Vaccine in Spain
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14th February 2021
761 Elderly Didn't Die after Receiving the Vaccine in Spain
The Claim : 761 elderly people died in Spain after receiving the COVID-19 vaccine.
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Systemic Inflammation is a Symptom of COVID-19
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10th February 2021
Systemic Inflammation is a Symptom of COVID-19
The Claim : A study warns that COVID-19 patients with gum disease are NINE TIMES more likely to die.
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CDC Does Not Recommend Two Face Masks
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3rd February 2021
CDC Does Not Recommend Two Face Masks
The Claim : Two face masks offer more protection than one and the CDC may recommend doubling up on masks.
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Nipah Has Been Known Since 1999
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2nd February 2021
Nipah Has Been Known Since 1999
The Claim : Nipah virus could be the next pandemic.
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Vaccine Didn't Kill a Man in California
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25th January 2021
Vaccine Didn't Kill a Man in California
The Claim : A man dies after getting vaccinated.
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