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UKHSA posts graphs based on non-existent data
Graphs showing “data for 2023-24” posted by the UKHSA on X aren’t actually based on real data. Read
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Graphs showing “data for 2023-24” posted by the UKHSA on X aren’t actually based on real data. Read
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The health service acted quickly after Full Fact brought its attention to a mistake in the calculation of the number of people on the waiting list. Read
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It doesn’t include the junior doctors’ strikes in the summer of 2024, and the overall cost would include a range of other factors. Read
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Despite claims on social media, vaccines are generally a safe and effective way to protect children from potentially fatal diseases. Read
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Claims of a cheap cancer cure resurfaced on social media, but fenbendazole is not a recognised treatment for cancer. Read
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A poll from Prostate Cancer Research asked black people about “you or a loved one”, so we can’t say it tells us about their own experiences of prostate cancer testing. Read
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There is some confusion online regarding the Nightingale hospitals and how many people they treated during the pandemic. Read
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A video circulating on social media claims to use magnets to prove the pain relief tablets contain graphene oxide. Read
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There are different types of cholesterol, some of which increase the risk of cardiovascular disease. Statins reduce this risk. Read
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The government hasn’t said what data his claim was based on, but he may have been referring to figures from a Labour party FOI request in 2022. Read