Are These Claims About the Effectiveness of Face Masks True?
Widely shared posts from the summer of 2020, purportedly citing the CDC and U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration, offered numerous claims but little evidence.
Widely shared posts from the summer of 2020, purportedly citing the CDC and U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration, offered numerous claims but little evidence.
An old interview with Dr. Fauci made new rounds on social media during the coronavirus disease pandemic in 2020.
A patient in Chicago was so sick she had to receive a double-lung transplant.
A meme alleged she said Black Americans "must be" first in line for a vax, just behind heath care workers.
In June 2020, New Zealand lifted all social distancing restrictions related to the COVID-19 pandemic after going two weeks without a confirmed case.
The Asheville police chief later said the incident “embarrassed our city and our department.”
An old story was given a coronavirus twist and recirculated on social media.
Questions about the longevity of hand sanitizers arose after the product started flying off store shelves during the COVID-19 coronavirus disease pandemic.
Jerome Adams' comments from early 2020 were re-shared and went viral months after he changed his opinion about the benefit of wearing COVID-19 protective masks.
Over the span of 18 months, the 1968 influenza pandemic killed approximately 100,000 people in the U.S.
For the record, Americans without disabilities are not protected by the federal Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
Prolonged usage of certain masks can cause some health concerns.