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They have been proven to be very effective at reducing the risk of some cancers in later life, and a large body of evidence shows that they are safe. Read
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This misunderstanding traces back to a scientific paper that said no such thing. Read
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It seems the health service actually calculated that 3.4 million children might have missed at least one vaccine dose. Read
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This was about the hourly rate of basic pay only, for first-year doctors only, last year. Read
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It may also contain harmful pathogens, so people with weaker immune systems are advised not to consume it. Read
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An old myth that the NHS Covid app cost £37 billion has resurfaced. In fact, that’s the budget for the first two years of the entire Test and Trace programme. Read
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About 60% of NHS consultants in England are BMA members, not the 40% that the committee’s post on X claimed. Read
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The Prime Minister may have meant to say in a Telegraph article that waits of 18 months have fallen, which they have. Read
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Between 10% and 20% of cases result in complications, even in the developed world. Read
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A famous case in the 2010s concerned whether proof had been provided in ‘a single publication’, not whether measles itself existed. Read
