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FACTLY says: All the videos shared through these posts are fake. These journalists never promoted such diabetes medicines on their respective news channels. The links provided in the posts direct to the articles published by fake si…
PolitiFact says: Although the law is clear that physicians can be charged, whether pregnant women will face the same charge is ambiguous.
FactCheck.org says: A video post misleadingly claims to show a Doctors Without Borders aid worker passing a gun to a Palestinian fighter in the West Bank. But the worker is wearing a vest used by the Palestinian Medical Relief Society.
PolitiFact says: A Doctors Without Borders spokesperson told PolitiFact that the man wearing an orange vest in the video is not affiliated with the organization.
PolitiFact says: There is no danger from blood transfusions that include blood from COVID-19 vaccinated donors, health experts said. Vaccine components are not found in the bloodstream, an American Red Cross spokesperson said.
FactCheck.org says: Multiple studies show COVID-19 vaccines are safe and beneficial for pregnant people and their newborns.
FACTLY says: The video predates the IDF discovery and is falsely linked to Al-Shifa
FactCheck.org says: Scientific data suggest that COVID-19 vaccination in pregnancy is safe and effective. The new study did not assess effectiveness and found that maternal vaccination is not associated with adverse outcomes for babies.
PolitiFact says: Preliminary 2022 data from the CDC and final 2021 data placed West Virginia at the top of the list. New Hampshire was in the middle of states.