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FactCheck.org says: Denmark will offer omicron-specific boosters to high-risk individuals, including those 50 and over. But misinformation peddlers falsely suggest that means the shots are unsafe for those under 50.
FactCheck.org says: The observational study contains methodological flaws, and is authored by ivermectin activists. Its results are completely inconsistent with stronger studies that did not identify any benefit of using the drug.
FactCheck.org says: DeSantis signed a law banning abortion, with limited exceptions, after 15 weeks of pregnancy. It’s not a ban in all cases.
FACTLY says: The same post has been circulating on social media since 2017 claiming it to be the summary of different international conferences. However, we couldn’t find any such summary reports from the World Cancer Conference and…
Vera Files says: Former president Rodrigo Duterte chose not to interfere with Indonesia’s judicial process, saying he would accept the country’s decision on Mary Jane’s case. However, the late president Benigno Aquino III took steps to …
PolitiFact says: President Joe Biden has not announced a new initiative to give Americans more than $5,000 in cash or credit to cover health care.
PolitiFact says: The COVID-19 pandemic was not planned. A 2019 simulation of a virus outbreak was part of a preparedness exercise and was not a prediction of future outbreaks.
Washington Post says: This is completely untrue