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From linking 5G communication technology and male infertility to the Covid-19 pandemic, the state health authorities see fake theories being floated on social media as major contributors to the slow response to vaccination in the rural areas. As the Punjab
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Days after the fact-checking team of the Press Information Bureau (PIB) busted a conspiracy theory stating that 5G testing is the reason behind the sudden surge in COVID-19 cases in India, the Haryana government on May 20 directed top police
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“It’s not a virus, it’s a tool to use power,” says Monique Lustig in the Netherlands, while in Germany, Hellmuth Mendel argues that “Covid is a story invented by an international financial mafia”. “And what if this was all just
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<!– –> A demonstrator holds a QAnon flag and a poster during a protest against Covid restrictions in Austria. Paris, France: “It’s not a virus, it’s a tool to use power,” says Monique Lustig in the Netherlands, while in Germany,
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Nigeria has picked up the pace to join Kenya and South Africa to become one of the countries pioneering 5G deployment in Africa. The country’s latest move to prepare for national activation of 5G happened earlier this month, when its
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Macquarie University/The Lighthouse The pandemic is a crisis of trust, says Macquarie University philosopher Dr Mark Alfano, who studied why many people accept medical misinformation about the virus and, alarmingly, are indifferent to evidence disproving it. Does eating garlic protect
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Share on PinterestA new game helps players become aware of misinformation mechanisms. Aitor Diago/Getty Images “Prebunking” strengthens a person’s awareness of the manipulative tactics that characterize misinformation. An online game called “Go Viral!” teaches players how misinformation works, as they
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The majority of anti-vaccine claims on social media trace back to a small number of influential figures, according to researchers. Chandan Khanna/AFP via Getty Images hide caption toggle caption Chandan Khanna/AFP via Getty Images The majority of anti-vaccine claims on
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The majority of anti-vaccine claims on social media trace back to a small number of influential figures, according to researchers. Chandan Khanna/AFP via Getty Images hide caption toggle caption Chandan Khanna/AFP via Getty Images The majority of anti-vaccine claims on
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