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Dr. Sherri Tenpenny was named as one of the 12 most prolific sources of anti-vax misinformation.
A last-minute maneuver by the Ohio Senate blocked a bill that would have prevented employers from requiring employees be vaccinated if the shot hasn’t received full U.S. Food and Drug Administration approval. The Ohio House-sponsored change would have prevented employers, both
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A last-minute change approved in the Ohio House would prevent employers, both public and private, from requiring that employees be vaccinated if the shot hasn’t received full U.S. Food and Drug Administration approval. That would apply to all three COVID-19
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Share on PinterestOverwhelming evidence shows that COVID-19 vaccines are safe and effective. Valentin Russanov / Getty Images Myths, conspiracy theories, and misconceptions about COVID-19 vaccines continue to circulate online. From the vaccines not working to them making you magnetic, these
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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.
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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
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – A viral video out of the Ohio Statehouse has many people talking about vaccine conspiracy theories. Cleveland doctor tells Ohio lawmakers COVID-19 vaccine can leave people magnetized, interfaced with 5G towers On Friday NBC4 spoke with
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This morning I walked around our house with a magnet to test a theory that had made its Ohio debut in our statehouse on Wednesday and quickly ricocheted across the country. By Wednesday evening, CNN’s Jake Tapper was on the
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This morning I walked around our house with a magnet to test a theory that had made its Ohio debut in our statehouse on Wednesday and quickly ricocheted across the country. By Wednesday evening, CNN’s Jake Tapper was on the
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Apologies in advance for the lateness of the TML today. I got caught up trying to make spoons stick to my forehead. More on that later. For now. . . WORK FAST, THROW STRIKES, CHANGE SPEEDS. . . Easy to
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A nurse made a failed attempt at an Ohio hearing to show that a COVID-19 vaccine made her magnetic. Inspired by a conspiracy theorist, she tried to make a key and a bobby pin stick to her neck. They fell
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