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COVID-19 conspiracies
The resurgence of measles in the United States and the UK, a polio outbreak in the Philippines, HPV-vaccine resistance in Japan — these headlines from the past year have roots in global anti-vaccine campaigns that stretch back over 200 years.
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:
Read MoreAnti-vaxers rally in front of Presidential Office in Kyiv, Ukraine, August 22, 2019. Parents who … [+] don’t support vaccination of their children, oppose a bill that Ukraine passed, which banned the admission of unvaccinated children to attend public schools.
Read More“Man worried about coronavirus still hasn’t gotten flu shot,” reads a headline this week at The Beaverton — one of The Onion‘s numerous imitators, in this case based in Canada. Seldom will a mock news item of this kind develop
Read MoreBy Michael Gerson, Volunteers in the New Zealand city of Rotorua are in the process of sending two dozen handcrafted, infant-size coffins to the Pacific island of Samoa, which is currently in the midst of a deadly measles outbreak. The
Read MoreThe computer magnate believes that vaccines can be used to reduce childhood mortality and ultimately reduce population growth through associated social changes, not as an agent of death.
Read MoreAre 35,000 Gulf War Soldiers Dead Due to Anthrax Vaccinations? | Snopes.com A government report from 2008 states that 35,000 veterans of the first Gulf War died as a direct result of adverse effects from an Anthrax vaccine they were
Read MoreWas the Raggedy Ann Doll Modeled After a Child Killed by a Vaccine? | Snopes.com Raggedy Ann dolls were created by a grief-stricken father who lost his daughter to a vaccine-related illness, and who wished to broadcast the risks of
Read MoreRumors of a cell phone virus disguised as a video called the ‘Dance of the Pope’ (or ‘Dance of the Hillary’) are hoaxes.
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