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MANCHESTER, England: President Biden has ordered the US intelligence agencies to deepen their investigation of whether the coronavirus emerged naturally from animal-to-human transmission or leaked accidentally from the Wuhan Institute of Virology. The lab-leak theory had been floated by President …
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Tap water fluoridation has been called one of the most successful public health interventions of all time by the CDC. It has all of the hallmarks of a good public health intervention; it’s cheap way to prevent tooth decay, it can benefit everyone regardless of access to healthcare, and best of all …
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Introduction A conspiracy theory (CT) may be understood as an alternative explanation of an important social event that is hidden from the public. It almost always implies that a group of powerful individuals secretly manages events solely for their malevolent interests (Bale, 2007). A tendency to …
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Testimony from an Ohio physician sharing conspiracy theories that went viral last week has “wounded” but not killed off a controversial anti-vaccination bill, according to Ohio House Health Committee Chairman Scott Lipps. “We will still put it through its paces. We want to hear opponent testimony …
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Last week, in a packed hearing room at the Ohio Statehouse, Republican lawmakers handed the microphone to Dr. Sherri Tenpenny, who suggested that people have been magnetized by COVID-19 vaccines and that nanoparticles in the vaccines might make recipients trackable by certain cellphone technology. …
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Topline Former U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Jerome Adams—who earlier this week called into question the “public health trade-offs” of Covid-19 vaccine incentives like beer, lottery tickets and junk food—drew some pushback to his concerns during a Thursday interview as CNN host John Berman highlighted …
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Now there are claims that the Covid-19 vaccine will somehow magnetize your body so that spoons, … [+] forks, and keys may start sticking to your face and body. (Photo: Getty) getty On Wednesday, Ohio lawmakers asked Sherri Tenpenny, DO, for her thoughts about Covid-19 vaccines. And she provided a …
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COLUMBUS, Ohio — The following article was originally published in the Ohio Capital Journal and published on News5Cleveland.com under a content-sharing agreement. A doctor warned that vaccinated people might be magnetized and pose a health risk to unvaccinated people around them. A pastor said …
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In a packed hearing room at the Ohio Statehouse, Republican lawmakers gave the microphone to a known conspiracy theorist who has spread misinformation about COVID-19 vaccines. Dr. Sherri Tenpenny, a physician licensed in Ohio and author of “Saying No to Vaccines,” shared her views, promoted her …
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By Jake Zuckerman Ohio Capital Journal A doctor warned that vaccinated people might be magnetized and pose a health risk to unvaccinated people around them. A pastor said vaccines contain ingredients like formaldehyde and fetal cells. A nurse sought to prove the truth of “magnetic vaccine …
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