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Instagram post wrongly links nasal flu vaccines to strep A outbreak
There’s no evidence that nasal flu vaccines are driving increased rates of strep A, and the timing of the outbreak doesn’t mean this is the case. Read
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There’s no evidence that nasal flu vaccines are driving increased rates of strep A, and the timing of the outbreak doesn’t mean this is the case. Read
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Oliver Dowden MP said multiple times that the lowest paid nurses were given a 9% increase. A newly qualified nurse in England has seen their pay increase by around 5.5% following the latest pay award. Read
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Maria Caulfield MP made a number of claims about how much nurse pay increases would cost during multiple media appearances. Read
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Claims that the Pfizer CEO resigned after admitting mRNA vaccines were not safe are inaccurate. Read
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The Conservative MP made a number of claims about vaccine safety and effectiveness—we’ve fact checked four of them. Read
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A social media post claims that symptoms of strep A infections can be treated with homeopathic remedies alone. Read
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A social media post that has circulated many times in recent years states that lemons are proven to treat and prevent cancer—but this is not true. Read
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This widely reported figure is an estimate, based on several assumptions that may not be right. Read
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Conservative MP Andrew Bridgen made a series of claims about the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines, which use mRNA technology, during Prime Minister’s Questions. Read
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There’s no evidence that nasal flu vaccinations are driving increased cases of strep A infections, despite widespread claims on social media. Read
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