Covid-deniers pushing false claims about what the WHO chief said -- just another day in Covid misinformation on social media. Fact Check: No, WHO chief did not say 'Covid-19 is nowhere near us' The WHO chief did not say, "Covid-19 is nowhere near us," as claimed by the social media users. His actual words were, "New waves of the virus demonstrate again that Covid-19 is nowhere near over." https://www.indiatoday.in/fact-chec...-say-covid-nowhere-near-us-1975342-2022-07-14
Let's fact check the false claim that Covid vaccines caused a drop in birthrates or fertility. Maybe the people who push this type of misinformation need to learn to use a calendar and understand that time periods when vaccines are only available to seniors are not going to cause a drop in birth rate nine months later in a country. We fact checked claims that vaccines caused Germany's birth rate to plunge. Here's what we found https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-07-15/fact-check-germany-birth-rate-decline-not-vaccines/101237438
Sorry anti-vax clowns -- mRNA vaccines are not gene therapy. Website Peddles Old, Debunked Falsehood About COVID-19 mRNA Vaccines https://www.factcheck.org/2022/06/s...unked-falsehood-about-covid-19-mrna-vaccines/
Claims connecting sudden death in athletes to COVID-19 vaccines fall short of scrutiny Claim: According to International Olympic Committee data, “an average of 29 athletes under the age of 35 suffered sudden death per year from 1966 to 2004. From March 2021 to March 2022, 769 athletes have died or suffered cardiac arrest." https://www.politifact.com/factchec...-connecting-sudden-death-athletes-covid-19-v/