Ipsos MORI isn’t trying to kill you with Covid tests
A viral video on social media warns people against taking part in Ipsos MORI Covid testing studies. Read
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A viral video on social media warns people against taking part in Ipsos MORI Covid testing studies. Read
A video claims the roll-out is part of an experiment where the subjects haven’t consented, which is wrong. Read
Nanoparticles are the general term for very small particles. Read
A post on social media claims that a penicillin allergy can cause a bad reaction to the Pfizer Covid vaccine. Read
A letter falsely claiming to come from the Cabinet Office has been widely shared. Read
An Italian study saying it could be effective only had 10 participants. Read
In effect, all money spent by Scotland on HS2 is returned through the Barnett formula. Read
The territory has had 70 Covid-19 deaths overall and 6 have died since getting the vaccine. Read
The scam attempts to take financial information from members of the public. Read
2,000 children aged between 12 and 15 have been recruited onto the trial, with parental consent. Read
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