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<div class="paragraphs"><p>Fact-Check | Putting lemon juice in the nose will not cure one of COVID-19. The practice is dangerous and could have serious side effects. </p></div>

Putting Lemon Juice in Nose Can't Cure COVID-19, Claim is False

Aspidosperma NOT an Alternate to Oxygen, Viral Claim is Misleading

<div class="paragraphs"><p>Fact-Check | Homoeopathic experts said that the medicine can not be used as a replacement for oxygen in case the patient's oxygen falls.</p></div>

Anti-Vaxx Doctors Spread Misleading Advisory on COVID-19 Vaccine

The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MoHFW) and vaccine manufacturers have already issued guidelines on who should and should not take the vaccine.

No, Risk of COVID-19 Doesn’t Increase After Second Dose of Vaccine

Fact-Check on Corona Vaccine | The message has asks people to take a bath with hot water to prevent a COVID-19 infection.

No, COVID-19 Vaccines Will Not Lead to ‘Out of Control’ Variants

<div class="paragraphs"><p>Fact-Check | We spoke with virologist and epidemiologists and found that the claims made by Bossche were incorrect.</p></div>

No, An Empty Nebulizer is Not an Alternate to Oxygen Cylinders

<div class="paragraphs"><p>Fact-Check | Using a nebuliser, with or without medicines, will not increase oxygen levels in the body.</p></div>

Fact-Check | We spoke with pulmonologist and chest specialists who called this claim a myth.

No, Smelling Camphor Can't 'Increase' Oxygen Levels in People

Fact-Check: Viral COVID-19 ‘Advisory’ Falsely Attributed to ICMR

Exposure to Misinformation Reduces COVID Vaccine Acceptance: Study

COVID-19 Vaccine Hesitancy | It is crucial to report on the adverse events after vaccination to reduce errors and build trust in the system.

Data Deficit Around Deaths Post COVID-19 Vaccine Creates Hesitancy

No, Cow Dung ‘Havan’ Can’t Sanitise Homes Against COVID-19

From Virus To Vaccine: The Evolution of COVID-19 Misinformation

<div class="paragraphs"><p>Fact-Check | Putting lemon juice in the nose will not cure one of COVID-19. The practice is dangerous and could have serious side effects. </p></div>

Putting Lemon Juice in Nose Can't Cure COVID-19, Claim is False

Aspidosperma NOT an Alternate to Oxygen, Viral Claim is Misleading

<div class="paragraphs"><p>Fact-Check | Homoeopathic experts said that the medicine can not be used as a replacement for oxygen in case the patient's oxygen falls.</p></div>

Anti-Vaxx Doctors Spread Misleading Advisory on COVID-19 Vaccine

The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MoHFW) and vaccine manufacturers have already issued guidelines on who should and should not take the vaccine.

Fact-Check on Corona Vaccine | The message has asks people to take a bath with hot water to prevent a COVID-19 infection.

No, Risk of COVID-19 Doesn’t Increase After Second Dose of Vaccine

No, COVID-19 Vaccines Will Not Lead to ‘Out of Control’ Variants

<div class="paragraphs"><p>Fact-Check | We spoke with virologist and epidemiologists and found that the claims made by Bossche were incorrect.</p></div>

No, An Empty Nebulizer is Not an Alternate to Oxygen Cylinders

<div class="paragraphs"><p>Fact-Check | Using a nebuliser, with or without medicines, will not increase oxygen levels in the body.</p></div>

Fact-Check | We spoke with pulmonologist and chest specialists who called this claim a myth.

No, Smelling Camphor Can't 'Increase' Oxygen Levels in People

Data Deficit Around Deaths Post COVID-19 Vaccine Creates Hesitancy

COVID-19 Vaccine Hesitancy | It is crucial to report on the adverse events after vaccination to reduce errors and build trust in the system.

Fact-Check: Viral COVID-19 ‘Advisory’ Falsely Attributed to ICMR

Fact-Check | This advisory went viral when several states in India are witnessing a steep rise in daily confirmed coronavirus cases.

According to the WHO, at least 60-70 percent of the population needs to be vaccinated to reach herd immunity.

Exposure to Misinformation Reduces COVID Vaccine Acceptance: Study

No, Cow Dung ‘Havan’ Can’t Sanitise Homes Against COVID-19

Madhya Pradesh Culture Minister Usha Thakur advocated the need for a Vedic lifestyle for protection against coronavirus.

From Virus To Vaccine: The Evolution of COVID-19 Misinformation

Anti-vaxxers tend to believe that diseases such as measles exist, but disagree with vaccinations being necessary to curb their spread.