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PolitiFact says: A video seen in a social media post doesn’t show mosquitoes being released from a helicopter there. It’s from Miami in 2023. Massachusetts has no such program.
FACTLY says: The woman in the first video is identified as Zeenat Rehman, an artist who shares her makeover videos on social media. According to the Kolkata Police, the actual victim’s body was found in a gruesome state at the hospi…
FactCheck.org says: HHS Secretary Becerra did not recently issue a PREP Act declaration for bird flu. Also, the FDA cannot currently issue EUAs for bird flu vaccines.
FACTLY says: This is a Fake letter. The PIB and Central Beauru of Investigation clarified that the case was being handled by its Delhi headquarters and there was no officer named Akash Nag.
PolitiFact says: Leonardo Ferreira, an immunologist at the Medical University of South Carolina, told PolitiFact he is alive and that he was not on the plane that crashed in Brazil Aug. 9.
PolitiFact says: Sen Rick Scott supports limiting abortion with exceptions. Scott said he would have signed Florida's 6-week ban, which includes some exceptions and said he supports a 15-week limit with rape, incest and health exceptions
FactCheck.org says: Trump once supported legislation that included a federal 20-week ban on abortions, with some exceptions. But Trump now says it is entirely a state issue, and that he does not support a national abortion ban.
FactCheck.org says: There’s no good way to track chronic conditions in U.S. kids between the 1960s and the present, given changes in how chronic conditions are diagnosed, tracked and defined.