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New York Post’s use of old India gas leak picture causes confusion
The paper used a picture of scenes from a gas leak in 2020, not Covid-19 in 2021. Read
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The paper used a picture of scenes from a gas leak in 2020, not Covid-19 in 2021. Read
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This term has been used a lot in reference to the so-called ‘Indian variant’ of Covid-19 which has multiple mutations, and so do many of the other variants. Read
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A Telegraph article with a headline about teenage depression doubling due to social media did not get this information from the study it cites. Read
The donkey in a widely shared image was carried by soldiers because it was too weak to keep up, not in order to stop it from detonating landmines. Read
It is a picture taken from previous work of interior designer and co-founder of Soane Britain, Lulu Lytle. Read
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Lateral flow tests have been used for a little while now. Here we talk about how accurate they are, and why so many different numbers on false positives are being discussed. Read
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The studies have a future completion date to allow long term follow up of participants. That doesn’t mean that the data we have so far is invalid. Read
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Although current data demonstrates a higher mortality rate for this Covid-19 variant, this is based on small numbers. Read
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Ivermectin has been publicised as a potential wonder drug for Covid-19. Research so far has been promising, but is not deemed conclusive by regulators. Read
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It’s been falsely claimed the WHO said PCR tests are flawed. It said “weak positive” cases with high “cycle thresholds” may need to be retested. Read