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<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, COVID-19 Vaccines Will Not Lead to ‘Out of Control’ Variants

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>

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.

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, Smelling Camphor Can't 'Increase' Oxygen Levels in People

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

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

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

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

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

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

Fact-Check: Study Misquoted to Claim Wearing Masks Causes Cancer

Despite Social Media Ban, This Doctor Continues to Mislead People

<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, COVID-19 Vaccines Will Not Lead to ‘Out of Control’ Variants

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>

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

Exposure to Misinformation Reduces COVID Vaccine Acceptance: Study

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

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.

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

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

Fact-Check: Study Misquoted to Claim Wearing Masks Causes Cancer

Fact-Check | We found that the study did not involve mask-wearing and was conducted between March 2013 and October 2018.

Despite Social Media Ban, This Doctor Continues to Mislead People

Dr Biswaroop Roy Chowdhury continues to spread his false and misleading claims on COVID-19 and vaccines.