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  • Coronavirus Hoaxes and Rumours

List of coronavirus “facts” from internal email at St. George’s Hospital? Fact Check

A message of alleged facts about preventing the coronavirus is spreading across social meda. Most variants claim that is attributed…

6 years ago
  • Coronavirus Hoaxes and Rumours

List of false and unproven coronavirus “facts” from Dr. Negrin Hospital

An audio clip is circulating social media that claims to offer advice originating from "Dr. Negrin hospital" concerning preventing the…

6 years ago
  • Coronavirus Hoaxes and Rumours

UK government website announce March 20th lockdown? Fact Check

A screenshot is circulating social media that purports to show a UK government webpage announcing a lockdown in the UK…

6 years ago
  • Coronavirus Hoaxes and Rumours

Can using a hairdryer kill off the coronavirus and COVID-19 disease? Fact Check

Messages and videos online claim that patients can cure themselves of the 2019 novel coronavirus by pointing a hairdryer up…

6 years ago
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Message lists “coincidences” between Kurt Cobain, his cousins and Glastonbury? Fact Check

A message spreading on social media claims to list a number of coincidences surrounding the death of Kurt Cobain, the…

6 years ago
  • Coronavirus Hoaxes and Rumours

Has Stafford Act been evoked causing two week mandatory quarantine? Fact Check

Viral social media and SMS messages claim that the president is going to evoke the Stafford Act due to the…

6 years ago
  • Coronavirus Hoaxes and Rumours

Did study show majority of COVID-19 fatalities had Ibuprofen in their system? Fact Check

Warnings are circulating online that claim a recent study by a laboratory in Vienna concluded that the vast majority of…

6 years ago
  • Coronavirus Hoaxes and Rumours

Baby formula companies providing free product during coronavirus outbreak? Fact Check

Various messages spreading online claim that parents can obtain free cases of baby formula during the coronavirus outbreak by calling…

6 years ago
  • Coronavirus Hoaxes and Rumours

Gargling warm salty water eliminates the coronavirus? Fact Check

A viral message spreading on social media claims that gargling warm water mixed with salt or vinegar will eliminate the…

6 years ago
  • Coronavirus Hoaxes and Rumours

Image shows train car with COVID-19 markings? Fact Check

An image of a railroad train car appears to show the marking COVID-19 on its side. FALSE Some on social…

6 years ago