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Mashup Score: 15
Though less publicized than vaccine refusal, refusing vitamin-K supplementation for babies based on confused science is also on the rise.
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Mashup Score: 0The Fallacy of 'Moving the Goalposts', Explained - 1 year(s) ago
Logical fallacies are behind many of the harmful misunderstandings, rumors, and conspiracy theories our newsroom investigates.
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The Fallacy of 'Moving the Goalposts', Explained https://t.co/W2aaC7Hepx via @snopes
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Mashup Score: 28Unsubstantiated Rumor Claims Jamie Foxx ‘Paralyzed and Blind’ After COVID-19 Vaccination - 1 year(s) ago
Gossip columnist A.J. Benza presented this claim on an episode of Dr. Drew Pinsky’s podcast, “Ask Dr. Drew.”
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Unsubstantiated [and scientifically implausible] Rumor Claims #JamieFoxx ‘Paralyzed & Blind’ After COVID-19 Vaccination https://t.co/eYRhc5mzCF via @snopes Research has found NO increased stroke risk with COVID vaccination (eg https://t.co/u5UXgq7amS). #ScienceUpFirst
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Mashup Score: 13No, European Medicines Agency Did Not Say COVID-19 Vaccines Adversely Affect Female Fertility - 2 year(s) ago
In a statement, the EMA told us that this rumor was false, calling the effort to promote it “a deliberate disinformation campaign.”
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RT @CaulfieldTim: No, European Medicines Agency Did Not Say COVID-19 Vaccines Adversely Affect Female Fertility https://t.co/vZS3kcvqoE N…
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Mashup Score: 13No, European Medicines Agency Did Not Say COVID-19 Vaccines Adversely Affect Female Fertility - 2 year(s) ago
In a statement, the EMA told us that this rumor was false, calling the effort to promote it “a deliberate disinformation campaign.”
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No, European Medicines Agency Did Not Say COVID-19 Vaccines Adversely Affect Female Fertility https://t.co/vZS3kcvqoE No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. (PS, um, Simone Gold ain't the most reliable source. Sigh.)
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Despite viral videos asserting these processes are well underway, such claims lack a factual basis and betray a strong ignorance of basic science.
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"Has Vaccine mRNA Entered the Food Supply via GMO Plants or Vaccinated Livestock?" https://t.co/QyslG0Nppb via @snopes Rating: FALSE #ScienceUpFirst
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Scientific evidence points to a natural origin. The FBI and DOE, we now know, disagree with that view.
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Another overview of lab leak debate: https://t.co/mY9o4m6ppG by @alexkasprak @snopes "Until these agencies provide more details to possibly substantiate their findings, however, the publicly available, scientific evidence continues to support a natural origin for SARS-CoV-2."
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The group claimed to be acting on “behalf of the preservation of the human race.”
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I hate this timeine https://t.co/curdsEvP1z
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Numerous communications were produced by Fox News to attorneys for Dominion Voting Systems as part of its $1.6 billion lawsuit against the network.
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"Did Tucker Carlson Privately Call Trump 'a Demonic Force' After the Capitol Riot?" Yep. https://t.co/JDfNv7qshx Is Tucker a duplicitous opportunist that wants to exploit his fanbase for profit and power? Yep.
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They claim the genetically created creature will “walk like a Woolly Mammoth, look like one, sound like one,” and “inhabit the same ecosystem.”
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'Reincarnate' Woolly Mammoth By 2027 https://t.co/w0BuFuugfH by @alexkasprak #BiotechPolicy2023 cc @HankGreelyLSJU Amazing how this dream continues to have legs. Big Q: why? I don't buy the "bringing back what's known as mammoth steppe" justification. So many variables.
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Does Vitamin K 'Not Exist' Even Though It's Given to Infants at Birth? https://t.co/0vvOs8FIKc by @alexkasprak via @snopes Yes, it exists. Yes, it is a good idea for infants. @CDCgov: "...given at birth provides protection against bleeding that could occur..."