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PA Media corrects error in reporting on research for prostate cancer test
Reports on research for a new prostate cancer test contain errors and may not represent the true nature of the findings. Read
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Reports on research for a new prostate cancer test contain errors and may not represent the true nature of the findings. Read
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Blog reports on three studies to show Covid-19 vaccines don’t work–but the findings don’t support this claim Read
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A social media post lays out a number of common false claims against the scientific consensus on cholesterol. Stents, angioplasty and statins all save lives. Read
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Young children were not offered the vaccine at all, and most people were not offered the autumn booster. There are problems with the total population estimates too. Read
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Social media posts claiming egg yolks could be a key in fighting Covid-19 infections misinterpret the research and falsely link it to egg shortages. Read
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Claire Bridges’ legs were amputated as a result of complications from a Covid-19 infection and her heart condition. Being vaccinated had nothing to do with it. Read
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A social media post repeats the common claim that cannabis cures cancer. There is not enough strong evidence to support this claim. Read
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The Prime Minister recently claimed the flow of patients through emergency care and the discharge rate were at record highs. Read
Defibrillators were being installed in schools prior to the pandemic and there is no evidence linking vaccines to cardiac arrest. Read
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A widely shared video on TikTok and Instagram exaggerates and misrepresents the risks of vaping. Read
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