In today’s digital era, health misinformation can easily and quickly go viral, creating confusion and panic among the public. This phenomenon is becoming more common across different platforms. Misinformation, particularly about health, can have severe consequences, influencing people’s decisions about their health and wellbeing. For instance, an outdated claim about mRNA vaccines causing white blood […]
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During the recent New Year period, the rate of COVID-19 cases increased. The World Health Organization (WHO) and the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) have announced the discovery of a new variant of COVID, termed JN.1. What to Know about the New Variant According to UN, JN.1’s most alarming characteristic is […]
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The COVID-19 pandemic has reshaped lives and traditions around the world, forcing people to adapt to new ways of living and practicing their faith. Businesses, communities, and religious institutions have had to innovate to ensure safety while continuing their practices. Recently, a social media post featuring a priest using a water gun for baptizing a […]
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The spread of misinformation about COVID-19 vaccines is an ongoing issue, with many false claims continuing to circulate online. One recent claim that has gained traction suggests that Thailand is banning the Pfizer vaccine after a princess fell into a coma following a booster jab. Social Media Claim An Instagram post claimed that Thailand is […]
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False information about vaccines is a growing problem, especially in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic. Misinformation about vaccines can spread quickly through social media and other channels, leading to confusion and fear among the public. It is crucial to separate fact from fiction to ensure that people make informed decisions about their health and […]
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A Facebook page, Center for Medical Genomics, shared research by Dr. Nabin K Shrestha and the Cleveland Clinic’s Department of Infectious Diseases that show the result claimed that the risk of infection with COVID-19 has a direct variation in the number of mRNA vaccination doses. In other words, the risk of COVID-19 disease will be even higher […]
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