It's incorrect to say flu vaccines don't work
An argument that the flu vaccine doesn’t work because the flu has not been eliminated doesn’t add up. Read
This page brings together Full Fact’s fact checks on Covid-19, covering common claims, vaccine safety and efficacy, symptoms, treatments, government policies, and misinformation. We review evidence, correct errors, and monitor evolving science to help you make informed decisions.
An argument that the flu vaccine doesn’t work because the flu has not been eliminated doesn’t add up. Read
Concern that the story was incorrect led to prominent posts on social media being deleted. Read
The viral message began on Facebook in late April. Read
Health
It’s too soon to compare the UK’s coronavirus death toll with other countries Read
Health
Full Fact has looked into the reality behind the government’s testing target. Read
Health
At PMQs Dominic Raab was right to point out it isn’t necessarily the case that PPE exported from the UK could have been used here. But some PPE exported to the EU could have been. Read
Economy, Business & Finance
Claims from the Health Secretary that 15,000 passengers are still arriving in the UK per day during the coronavirus lockdown haven’t been backed up. Read
Professor Tasuku Honjo said: “I am greatly saddened that my name and that of Kyoto University have been used to spread false accusations and misinformation”. Read
The company, which Captain Tom’s daughter is a director of, helped set the fundraiser up but receives no money from it. Read
Here’s what to keep in mind when looking at photos of crowds. Read