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Checked by FactCheck.org25 May 2022United StatesHealth
Michele Bachmann, Former congresswoman

“The Biden administration “is bringing amendments that would propose that all nations of the Earth cede their sovereignty over national health care decisions to the WHO.”

FactCheck.org rated this: False

FactCheck.org says: The amendments proposed by the U.S. do not change the WHO’s authority over other nations. They are aimed at making the global response to outbreaks faster and more efficient.

Checked by PolitiFact20 May 2022United StatesHealth
Social media posts

“Says Fox News and Candace Owens tweeted that “New studies show that 68% of those who used ivermectin to treat or prevent covid are suffering long-term bowel and urinary incontinence.”

PolitiFact rated this: False

PolitiFact says: Tweets that claim people who used ivermectin to treat or prevent COVID-19 are now suffering “long-term bowel and urinary incontinence” are fake. And these "new studies" with troubling ivermectin findings don’t exist.