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Yes, there is a way to tell the difference between synthetic and natural diamonds
Science
No, Russia has not left a U.S. astronaut behind at the International Space Station
A Russian space agency video depicted a scenario where its cosmonauts leave an American astronaut behind in space. But that hasn’t happened.
Coronavirus
Yes, the WHO has identified a variant that combines delta and omicron variants
The WHO does not have information to suggest “rapid transmission” of this recombinant virus or increased severity in symptoms of those who are infected.
Ukraine
No, iodine pills won’t protect you from most radiation effects in a nuclear attack
After Russia put nuclear weapons on high alert, some people began stocking up on iodine, but experts say the pills are “basically useless” in the event of an attack.
Science
No, people are not either left-brained or right-brained
Online tests claiming to assess whether a person is left-brained or right-brained aren’t backed by science, researchers say.
Coronavirus
Yes, some at-home COVID tests contain a toxic chemical, but they’re safe when used correctly
The liquid in some rapid at-home COVID-19 tests contains a small amount of the toxic chemical sodium azide, but they are safe when used properly.
Coronavirus
No, there’s no evidence that COVID-19 vaccines cause infertility in women or men
Studies have shown no difference in fertility among vaccinated and unvaccinated people. But COVID-19 infection may cause a short-term decline in male fertility.
Coronavirus
No, the alpha and beta variants of the coronavirus aren’t circulating in the US
The alpha and beta variants of the coronavirus account for 0.0% of all U.S. cases, according to recent data. Currently, the omicron variant is the dominant strain.
Coronavirus
Yes, the CDC changed its definition of vaccine to be ‘more transparent’
A spokesperson for the CDC said the previous definition could be interpreted to mean vaccines are 100% effective. This has never been the case for any vaccine.
Coronavirus
No, a scientific study doesn't say you can smoke marijuana to prevent COVID-19
A study looked at the impact certain chemicals in cannabis have on COVID-19, but the research doesn’t show that smoking marijuana can protect against infection.
Coronavirus
Important context left out of COVID-19 natural immunity claims after CDC study release
The study shows natural immunity was effective in preventing reinfection during the delta wave, but prior infection plus a vaccine provide more protection.
Coronavirus
Yes, you can reuse KN95 and N95 masks several times. Here’s how to do it properly
The CDC says KN95 and N95 masks offer more protection against COVID-19 than cloth masks. Here’s how to reuse them.
Science
No, Russia has not left a U.S. astronaut behind at the International Space Station
A Russian space agency video depicted a scenario where its cosmonauts leave an American astronaut behind in space. But that hasn’t happened.
Coronavirus
Yes, the WHO has identified a variant that combines delta and omicron variants
The WHO does not have information to suggest “rapid transmission” of this recombinant virus or increased severity in symptoms of those who are infected.
Ukraine
No, iodine pills won’t protect you from most radiation effects in a nuclear attack
After Russia put nuclear weapons on high alert, some people began stocking up on iodine, but experts say the pills are “basically useless” in the event of an attack.
Science
No, people are not either left-brained or right-brained
Online tests claiming to assess whether a person is left-brained or right-brained aren’t backed by science, researchers say.
Coronavirus
Yes, some at-home COVID tests contain a toxic chemical, but they’re safe when used correctly
The liquid in some rapid at-home COVID-19 tests contains a small amount of the toxic chemical sodium azide, but they are safe when used properly.
Coronavirus
No, there’s no evidence that COVID-19 vaccines cause infertility in women or men
Studies have shown no difference in fertility among vaccinated and unvaccinated people. But COVID-19 infection may cause a short-term decline in male fertility.
Coronavirus
No, the alpha and beta variants of the coronavirus aren’t circulating in the US
The alpha and beta variants of the coronavirus account for 0.0% of all U.S. cases, according to recent data. Currently, the omicron variant is the dominant strain.
Coronavirus
Yes, the CDC changed its definition of vaccine to be ‘more transparent’
A spokesperson for the CDC said the previous definition could be interpreted to mean vaccines are 100% effective. This has never been the case for any vaccine.
Coronavirus
No, a scientific study doesn't say you can smoke marijuana to prevent COVID-19
A study looked at the impact certain chemicals in cannabis have on COVID-19, but the research doesn’t show that smoking marijuana can protect against infection.
Coronavirus
Important context left out of COVID-19 natural immunity claims after CDC study release
The study shows natural immunity was effective in preventing reinfection during the delta wave, but prior infection plus a vaccine provide more protection.
Coronavirus
Yes, you can reuse KN95 and N95 masks several times. Here’s how to do it properly
The CDC says KN95 and N95 masks offer more protection against COVID-19 than cloth masks. Here’s how to reuse them.
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