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FactCheck.org says: There isn’t credible evidence that SARS-CoV-2 came from a lab. On the contrary, several lines of evidence support the idea that the virus originated in bats and then spilled over to humans.
PolitiFact says: The CDC is reporting “very high” wastewater viral activity level for COVID-19. Wastewater surveillance helps track infection trends, but high viral activity in wastewater doesn’t mean the water supply is contaminated.
FactCheck.org says: Dr. Joseph Ladapo cited guidelines for assessing DNA vaccines as evidence mRNA COVID-19 vaccines had not been properly evaluated. These guidelines do not apply to the mRNA vaccines.
PolitiFact says: The 70% figure includes full-time teleworkers and anyone who ever works from home, however infrequently. Only about half that figure — 37% — worked a majority of the week remotely.
PolitiFact says: A Texas Children’s Hospital spokesperson told PolitiFact that all Texas Children’s Pediatrics clinics accept patients regardless of vaccination status.
FactCheck.org says: According to studies, the median survival time for the condition among babies born alive was four to 14.5 days, and just 5.6% to 8.4% of those born alive lived to their 1st birthday.