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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)

Conspiracy

Archived 6 years ago from FactCheck.org
Trump’s Long History With Conspiracy Theories

During a town hall event on Oct. 15, NBC News’ Savannah Guthrie pressed President Donald Trump on his sharing of a baseless conspiracy theory that accused his election rival, former Vice President Joe Biden, of murder. The theory, which has no basis in fact, specifically claimed Biden had members …

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COVID-19

Archived 6 years ago from Cornell University The Cornell Daily Sun
Cornell Study Identifies Trump as the ‘Single Largest Driver’ of COVID-19 Misinformation

Researchers at the Cornell Alliance for Science have found that articles that mention President Donald Trump in the context of COVID-19 misinformation make up the “largest single component of the infodemic.” “Infodemic” is a term used to refer to the rapid spread of inaccurate information related …

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COVID-19

Archived 6 years ago from MetroWest Daily News
Opinion/Editorial: Don’t inject politics into vaccine policy

People are already suspicious about vaccines. Political pressure on the Food and Drug Administration will further undermine trust. National View editorials are fact-based conclusions and opinions written by the editorial board of a newspaper or wire service that the Daily News publishes content …

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COVID-19

Archived 6 years ago from NPR
Misinformation And Conspiracy Theories Can Spread In COVID-19 Patient Groups : Shots – Health News

Patient groups on social media are fighting COVID-19 misinformation. Jub Rubjob/Getty Images hide caption toggle caption Jub Rubjob/Getty Images Patient groups on social media are fighting COVID-19 misinformation. Jub Rubjob/Getty Images For decades, people struggling with illnesses of all kinds …

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COVID-19

Archived 6 years ago from Pocono Record
Editorial: Don’t inject politics into vaccine fight

A version of this editorial first appeared in USA Today. The Pocono Record endorses this opinion.  In recent years, the anti-vaccine movement in the United States has become something of a disease itself, finding willing hosts in both the conspiracy theorists of the right and Big Pharma doubters …

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COVID-19

Archived 6 years ago from Natural News
FACT CHECK: New CDC study showing majority of people infected with coronavirus wore MASKS only demonstrates yet again that the tests aren’t reliable

It’s fascinating that the very same right-leaning, alt media outlets now touting a new CDC study which claims to show that masks don’t work are the very same publishers who also report that coronavirus infection tests don’t work (which is true). So if the tests aren’t reliable, then the mask study …

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Vaccines

Archived 6 years ago from Forbes
In An Election Season Rampant With Mistrust, Both Democrats And Republicans Fall For Conspiracy Theories

Topline A majority of Americans on both the right and left believe unproven or debunked conspiracy theories, according to a joint survey published by the Center For American Progress and the American Enterprise Institute’s Survey Center on American Life, some of which are extremely pertinent to the …

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Conspiracy

Archived 6 years ago from Center For American Progress
RELEASE: New Survey Shows That Conspiracy Theories Are Thriving in US as Election Nears

RELEASE: New Survey Shows That Conspiracy Theories Are Thriving in U.S. as Election Nears – Center for American Progress Washington, D.C. — At a time of rising distrust in the news, internet rumors, and viral conspiracies, a national survey of more than 2,000 Americans finds a public ready to …

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Conspiracy

Archived 4 years ago from Center For American Progress
RELEASE: New Survey Shows That Conspiracy Theories Are Thriving in U.S. as Election Nears

Washington, D.C. — At a time of rising distrust in the news, internet rumors, and viral conspiracies, a national survey of more than 2,000 Americans finds a public ready to believe the accuracy of unproven or disproven claims. The report, “Conspiracy theories, misinformation, COVID-19, and the 2020 …

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