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FactCheck.org says: There is no evidence that the White House will force anyone whose home is visited to be vaccinated as part of a door-to-door outreach effort.
PolitiFact says: Experts say it’s too soon to know how dangerous delta is compared with other variants. Vaccination rates are much higher since the early coronavirus variants emerged.
Vera Files says: Contrary to the claim of Palace Spokesman Harry Roque, Vice President Leni Robredo did not volunteer but only expressed willingness to appear in a COVID-19 vaccine infomercial with President Duterte in response to a pro…
PolitiFact says: One credible researcher noted the possibility of an engineered virus, but said more work was needed.
FACTLY says: The first video clip in the post was captured in 2019, in Ahmedabad city in Gujarat. The second video clip was shot at Telangana’s Beechupally village in 2015. Both the video clips were shot well before the first COVID-…
FactCheck.org says: A meme claims that there is no liability for COVID-19 vaccine makers, which is largely true. But it ignores the fact that there is a compensation program for those rare cases when someone is harmed by a vaccine.
PolitiFact says: Some polls show gains in confidence or at least no erosion in confidence after the paused, but others suggest concerning trends in public opinion.
FactRakers says: Vaccines build immunity vs SARS-CoV-2 but will take weeks
PolitiFact says: Most children who get COVID-19 have mild or no symptoms; severe illness is rare. More than 3.6 million children in the U.S. have tested positive, and at least 297 have died.
Vera Files says: While prescribing off-label medications is legal and common in the U.S., its FDA has specifically warned against the use of ivermectin to treat COVID-19 patients. In a March 5 advisory, the agency said ivermectin is cur…