“Unmask your kids! Any carbon dioxide concentrations above” 2,000 parts per million are “dangerous!”
PolitiFact says: There is no evidence that masks cause a buildup of carbon dioxide that is dangerous to children.
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PolitiFact says: There is no evidence that masks cause a buildup of carbon dioxide that is dangerous to children.
PolitiFact says: The Republican anti-Trump Lincoln Project assumed responsibility for the stunt and said that neither McAuliffe’s campaign nor the state’s Democratic Party were involved.
Noticias Telemundo says: El Dr. Robert Strang, director de Salud de Nueva Escocia explicó que el video es falso. Dijo que nunca se reportó el caso de una niña de 13 años a los servicios de emergencia de Nueva Escocia.
Washington Post says: Cruz is spinning an NIH letter as confirming what it does not say. He is welcome to offer an opinion about its meaning. But, so far, it’s not a fact that NIH has admitted funding gain-of-function research.
PolitiFact says: There’s no evidence that either of the mRNA COVID-19 vaccines used in the United States — Pfizer and Moderna — cause blood clots.
PolitiFact says: The statistic applies to England, not all of the U.K. The unvaccinated are still much more likely to die from COVID-19: The death rate — the number of deaths per 100,000 people — is much higher among the unvaccinated.
FactCheck.org says: Cuando el presidente Joe Biden anunció amplios mandatos de vacunación, la cantidad diaria de personas vacunándose había bajado a casi al mínimo.
PolitiFact says: The effectiveness of COVID-19 vaccines is shown in the higher infection rates, spread, hospitalization and death among unvaccinated people. It’s common to give boosters to extend protection from an initial vaccine.
FactCheck.org says: McAuliffe and the local Democrats said, “these signs are not ours.”
PolitiFact says: No evidence has established that vaccines cause SIDS.
FactCheck.org says: The number of U.S. plane accidents has been about the same this year as it was last year. But posts on social media falsely claim that there has been a significant increase due to pilot reactions to COVID-19 vaccines.