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Chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine are used to prevent and treat malaria and have been studied for an ability to prevent and treat COVID‑19. (Wikipedia)
In this election season, misinformation seems to be everywhere. Concern about the state of the post office and absentee voting has fueled misleading, viral images of collection boxes. Racist conspiracy theorists have brought back birtherism to attack vice presidential candidate Sen. Kamala Harris. …
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Continuous wearing of masks aggravates the risk of infection. This statement is based on scientific and medical analysis. The air, once exhaled, is heated, humidified and charged with CO2. It becomes a perfect culture medium for infectious agents (bacteria, fungi, viruses). Studies have shown …
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The COV-19 vaccine is now front page news. The following article was first published by Global Research on March 17, 2020, following the first tests of a vaccine conducted by Moderna Inc. with human volunteers in Seattle on March 16. Author’s Note and Update The COVID-19 Vaccine Project had been …
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The COVID-19 vaccine… Is this THE final goal of this crisis, to impose a compulsory vaccination on everyone, with a biometric health passport and without it, the impossibility to move, to buy, to eat? The near future will tell. With time, the accumulation of side effects, the testimonies of more …
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Introduction Conspiracy theories can be defined as “attempts to explain the ultimate causes of significant social and political events and circumstances with claims of secret plots by two or more powerful actors” (Douglas et al., 2019, p. 4). These beliefs tend to appear in social crisis …
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Illustration by The Globe and Mail (images: NIAID/National Institutes of Health, AP) This article was originally published by Tortoise, a different kind of newsroom committed to a slower, wiser news. To try Tortoise, Globe readers can get a 30-day free trial and a special half price offer: just …
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By Robert Bernstein Humanist Society: – Bruce Gleason – Examining Woo – 8/15/20 The latest Humanist Society meeting was held via Zoom with almost 60 people participating. Speaker Bruce Gleason’s talk was “A presentation about all things magical, mystical, and absolutely, totally useless including …
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For Nicholas Stark, MD, the spread of COVID-19 rumors and misinformation hits home, literally: Although he has labored in the emergency room at UCSF Health in San Francisco to save victims of the disease, many of his relatives and neighbors where he grew up in South Dakota dismiss warnings about …
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CLEVELAND, Ohio – The coronavirus pandemic has fueled some crazy rumors and conspiracy theories, the most recent being that Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine is creating camps where children will be separated from their parents.Ohio Rep. Nino Vitale, a Republican from Urbana and vocal critic of the governor, …
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But Walters was unable to pick up in time. When he called the state representative back, she unleashed a barrage of hateful insults.“You c———!” Graham said twice. “Don’t ever call me again.” Before Walters could get some answers as to why Graham was upset, the line disconnected.For days …
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