Pfizer didn't say hantavirus is side effect of its COVID-19 vaccine, contrary to online claims
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The sources provided do not offer a clear consensus on whether the statement 'HIV is now curable' misrepresents current research.
The claim that Hantavirus is not listed as a side effect of the Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine is accurate based on available information.
The claim refers to three takeaways from a podcast featuring Dr. Nicole Saphier, who was nominated by Trump as the 'nation’s doctor,' but there is insufficient …
The claim that California has only six weeks of gasoline is unverified.
The claim that hantavirus spread between people before a cruise ship outbreak has not been definitively confirmed by the provided sources.
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The claim of a 152% increase in hate crimes in New York City cannot be verified with the provided sources.
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The claim about hantavirus on a cruise ship cannot be verified with the given sources.
The claim states that a declassified CIA document does not reveal a cure for cancer, but without specific sources or details, this cannot be verified.
There is no clear evidence in the provided sources that Donald Trump demanded Zambia hand over mineral rights as a condition for continued access to HIV/AIDS me…
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Multiple states in the United States have legalized marijuana for recreational or medical use, contradicting the claim that the US government did not legalize i…
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