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Vera Files says: Vomiting of blood after getting hit in the stomach is most probably due to a “severe damage” in the stomach or its surrounding organs, and, “in most situations,” does not involve or affect the uterus and the rest of the…
PolitiFact says: A Food and Drug Administration presentation shows a “working list of possible adverse event outcomes” from coronavirus vaccines. That list includes all possible — not known — side effects.
PolitiFact says: Polls show lower-than-ideal numbers of Americans who are willing to take a coronavirus vaccine. But there's still time for those numbers to rise as regulators approve vaccines and the initial rollout proceeds.
PolitiFact says: We found no credible reports of people dying because they used masks to stop the spread of the coronavirus.
FactRakers says: Europe is still in the second wave of coronavirus infections at the time of Duterte's speech
PolitiFact says: The plan offers no details on how protections for people with preexisting health conditions would be ensured. Two provisions indicate protections will be less than those provided by the Affordable Care Act, experts say.
Vera Files says: Health Undersecretary and Spokesperson Maria Rosario Vergeire said there is no final list specifying the names of individuals who will be prioritized for the COVID-19 vaccines. She said the department "will not be able …
PolitiFact says: Kyle Rittenhouse said he bought his gun with "$1,200 from the coronavirus Illinois unemployment," which muddles unemployment with the standalone stimulus checks. He apparently used boosted unemployment funds on the AR-15
FactCheck.org says: The authors of the study say their results “should not be used to conclude that a recommendation for everyone to wear masks in the community would not be effective in reducing SARS-CoV-2 infections."