The post suggested without evidence that Gates will soon stand trial for promoting COVID-19 vaccines. An X post with more than one million views spurred concerns about COVID-19 vaccine safety. Insights brought to you by the reporters and science writers of Public Good News (PGN), a nonprofit newsroom dedicated to...
A popular YouTube video denounced COVID-19 vaccines and alleged that vitamin D supplements prevent infection. A popular YouTube video sparked conversation about the potential benefits of vitamin D supplements and cast doubt on the necessity of COVID-19 vaccines. Insights brought to you by the reporters and science writers of Public...
Other posts falsely claimed that unvaccinated people face lower COVID-19 risks than their vaccinated peers. In the past week, two social media posts falsely suggested that COVID-19 vaccines cause death. In response, comments spread false claims about vaccines and mRNA technology. Insights brought to you by the reporters and science...
Other social media users falsely linked COVID-19 vaccines to dementia. In the past week, an X post cited a study from an anti-vaccine journal to falsely claim that Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccines contain arsenic, inciting panic in the comments. Another X post shared an article falsely linking mRNA vaccines to...
Other videos reignited unfounded concerns about COVID-19 vaccine safety. This past week, a video on X claiming that COVID-19 is not real garnered hundreds of thousands of views, with some comments falsely claiming that COVID-19 vaccines contain poison. In other discussions, two YouTube videos elicited thousands of comments doubting vaccine...
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