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Anti-vaccine advocates, including Dr. Rashid Buttar, have seized on the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic to spread misinformation.
Read MoreDid Trump Suggest Injecting Disinfectant Could Be COVID-19 Treatment? | Snopes.com U.S. President Donald Trump said, with regard to possible medical treatments for COVID-19: “And then I see the disinfectant, where it knocks it out in a minute. One minute.
Read MoreConspiracy theorists misrepresent Bill Gates’ funding of vaccination and digital-identity research as evidence of a nefarious global surveillance plan foretold in the Book of Revelation.
Read MoreA fresh meme resurrected and combined some stale claims that we had already investigated at length.
Read MoreA test graphic using dummy data was never meant to hit the airwaves.
Read MoreOscar, a digital health-insurance startup that recently set up a service for users to find COVID-19 testing centers, was co-founded by Joshua Kushner.
Read MoreA routine review of content labeled satire.
Read MoreA trope that suggests people are so dumb they think the beer and virus are related played out in some news reports.
Read MoreAdvertisment: Claim: “The Simpsons” TV show predicted the 2020 new coronavirus outbreak in a 1993 episode. In January 2020, a rumor started circulating on social media that the long-running sitcom “The Simpsons” had “predicted” the outbreak of the new coronavirus:
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