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Reviews of articles by: Social media users
CLAIM REVIEWS
Cases of severe acute hepatitis of unknown origin in children are unrelated to COVID-19 vaccines
SOURCE: Social media users, Instagram, Twitter
Published: 29 Avr 2022

Current evidence doesn’t indicate that sunscreen ingredients increase the risk of cancer; it shows that unprotected sun exposure does
SOURCE: Social media users, Facebook, Instagram
Published: 09 Avr 2022

Pfizer’s confidential document shows adverse events reported following vaccination; it doesn’t demonstrate that the vaccine caused the events or is unsafe
SOURCE: Liz Wheeler, John Campbell, Social media users, Children's Health Defense, YouTube, Facebook, Instagram
Published: 11 Mar 2022

There is no evidence of U.S.-funded bioweapon labs in Ukraine; claims to the contrary misrepresent the U.S. Cooperative Threat Reduction Program
SOURCE: Social media users, Instagram, YouTube, Facebook
Published: 11 Mar 2022

CDC’s updated developmental milestone checklists don’t mean that standards for children’s development are lowered; they signal a change in the surveillance strategy
SOURCE: Jim Hoft, Social media users, Gateway Pundit, Facebook, Instagram, Reddit, Twitter
Published: 25 Fév 2022

Claims that a phase 3 clinical trial showed that ivermectin is effective against Omicron are inaccurate and based on a now-corrected Reuters article
SOURCE: Social media users, Facebook, Twitter
Published: 02 Fév 2022

Hundreds of millions of people worldwide have received at least one dose of COVID-19 vaccine; their safety and effectiveness are established; the vaccines aren’t experimental
SOURCE: Tomi Lahren, Facebook, Twitter
Published: 22 Jan 2022

Testing in general reveals infections, it doesn’t create them; COVID-19 isn’t the same as the common cold
SOURCE: Social media users, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter
Published: 07 Jan 2022

Clip of Anthony Fauci discussing potential vaccine safety concerns is from March 2020; current scientific evidence shows COVID-19 vaccines reduce risk of infection and serious illness
SOURCE: Social media users, Facebook, Twitter, TikTok, LinkedIn
Published: 15 Déc 2021

Inaccurate clickbait headline in Forbes article used to promote the false claim that COVID-19 vaccines change our DNA
SOURCE: Social media users, Facebook, Instagram
Published: 02 Déc 2021
