Checked by PolitiFact9 Mar 2020United StatesHealth Social media posts “The coronavirus is “simply the common cold.” PolitiFact rated this: False
Checked by National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine9 Mar 2020United StatesHealth Social media posts “The HPV vaccine protects against cancer.” National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine rated this: True
Checked by BBC Reality Check8 Mar 2020United KingdomHealth Social media posts “Drinking water or keeping your throat wet can stop you catching coronavirus” BBC Reality Check rated this: There is no evidence for this
Checked by FACTLY6 Mar 2020IndiaHealth Social media posts “Aaj Tak channel telecasted a program that said drinking alcohol or weed can cure COVID-19” FACTLY rated this: FALSE
Checked by Fact Crescendo6 Mar 2020IndiaHealth Alifa Fathema “Claim: Coronavirus spreading in Tanjore” Fact Crescendo rated this: FALSE
Checked by Fact Crescendo6 Mar 2020IndiaHealth இயற்கை மனிதன் Iyarkai Manithan “Claim: Has UNICEF issued bulletin advisory on coronavirus” Fact Crescendo rated this: FALSE
Checked by Fact Crescendo6 Mar 2020IndiaHealth தமிழன் சக்தியா “Claim: Tamil epic Silappatikaram has Coronavirus reference” Fact Crescendo rated this: FALSE
Checked by PolitiFact6 Mar 2020United StatesHealth Social media posts “Donald Trump tweeted, “Corona vaccine from Israel! Stock market up! Economy even stronger now! Besides US, Israel best at inventions: Judaism, olives. Wonderful vaccine, will stop Corona DEAD around world. Can’t make vaccines when being bombed, not have been possible without peace I created in Israel!” PolitiFact rated this: False
Checked by The Quint6 Mar 2020IndiaHealth Social media posts “Girl died of coronavirus in Delhi” The Quint rated this: FALSE
Checked by FACTLY6 Mar 2020IndiaHealth Social media posts “Images of BJP men smearing cow dung on one another after their party leader Suman Haripriya has said that cow dung may help cure Coronavirus” FACTLY rated this: FALSE
Checked by PolitiFact6 Mar 2020United StatesHealth Social media posts “Starting in March if you travel outside of the United States you won’t be allowed back in the country “due to high risk of the coronavirus.” PolitiFact rated this: False
Checked by FactCheck.org6 Mar 2020United StatesHealth Social media posts “The Government have announced measures that all workplaces with 10 employees or more are to have paid mandatory leave to avoid the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus starting from March 6, 2020.” FactCheck.org rated this: False
Checked by PolitiFact6 Mar 2020United StatesHealth Social media posts “The media “pulled down an entire shelf of goods so that they can present the news of people buying stuff in a hysteria over the coronavirus.” PolitiFact rated this: Pants on Fire
Checked by PolitiFact6 Mar 2020United StatesHealth Donald Trump, President of the United States “The Obama administration made a decision on testing that turned out to be very detrimental to what we’re doing” on the coronavirus.” PolitiFact rated this: False
Checked by PolitiFact6 Mar 2020United StatesHealth Donald Trump, President of the United States “We have many health care plans now, where it's 60%, even 65% less expensive than Obamacare. It's better than Obamacare.” PolitiFact rated this: Not new, not better
Checked by PolitiFact6 Mar 2020United StatesHealth Mike Pence, Vice President “With regard to the cost, let me be very clear: HHS has designated the coronavirus test as an essential health benefit. That means, by definition, it's covered in the private health insurance of every American, as well as covered by Medicare and Medicaid.” PolitiFact rated this: Half True
Checked by Fact Crescendo5 Mar 2020IndiaHealth அஞ்சா சிங்கம் மருகுபாண்டி “Claim: Yogi Aditynath ordered protection of masks for cows” Fact Crescendo rated this: FALSE
Checked by FACTLY5 Mar 2020IndiaHealth Social media posts “Gargling with warm water and salt will prevent COVID-19” FACTLY rated this: FALSE
Checked by The New York Times5 Mar 2020United StatesHealth Donald Trump “Insurers "have agreed to waive all co-payments for coronavirus treatments” The New York Times rated this: This is exaggerated.
Checked by FactCheck.org5 Mar 2020United StatesHealth Social media posts “Pope Francis has tested positive for the novel coronavirus.” FactCheck.org rated this: False