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No, scientists didn’t warn people that eating eggs causes blood clots

Health

No, scientists didn’t warn people that eating eggs causes blood clots

Food

No, scientists didn’t warn people that eating eggs causes blood clots

Scientists did not find a link between eating eggs and blood clots. An online article misrepresents a Cleveland Clinic study.
Health

There has been no recall of Lunchables because of claims of glass in the cheese dip

Salt-like phosphate crystals that can form in the cheese dip may look like glass, but they are edible and not dangerous.
Health

No, there isn’t a Lunchables recall over claims of glass shards in cheese dip

Salt-like phosphate crystals that can form in the cheese dip may look like glass, but they are edible and not dangerous.
Health

Prop 65 warning label does not mean a product has been shown to cause cancer

Prop 65 labels are meant to better inform consumers that a product or place may contain certain chemicals; they don’t mean one product is a significant cancer risk.
Health

Yes, you can develop myocarditis after having a cold

A VERIFY viewer asked if the common cold can cause myocarditis, a serious but rare condition that occurs when the heart muscle becomes inflamed. It can.
Vaccines

No, CDC's vaccine safety director didn't admit the COVID-19 vaccine causes debilitating illnesses

A viral video of the CDC's safety director talking about unverified data on COVID-19 vaccine side effects was taken out of context.
Vaccines

No, the CDC's vaccine safety director didn't admit the COVID-19 vaccine causes debilitating illnesses

The clip was from the VRBPAC January 2023 meeting and shows CDC vaccine safety director Tom Shimabukuro talking about VAERS - not illnesses caused by COVID vaccine.
Health

Yes, states are re-checking Medicaid and CHIP eligibility starting in April

Here’s what you need to know so you don’t lose coverage for Medicaid or CHIP.
Education

Florida school sports health form asks about periods, but female athletes aren’t required to answer

A Florida school health assessment is facing scrutiny for period questions. But contrary to online posts, female athletes aren’t required to answer them.
Health

TikTok video about Prop 65 warning labels on air fryers is misleading

Prop 65 labels are meant to better inform consumers that a product or place may contain certain chemicals; they don’t mean one product is a significant cancer risk.
Government

No, Democrats didn’t cut $280 billion from Medicare

A law passed by Democrats saved Medicare money; it didn’t slash its budget, as some politicians have claimed.

'Union 15' to reopen under new ownership

Beshear: Kentucky-wide tour planned to gather input for broadband plan

Multiple rounds of rain this week

Mild and Breezy Tuesday!

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No, scientists didn’t warn people that eating eggs causes blood clots

No, scientists didn’t warn people that eating eggs causes blood clots

There has been no recall of Lunchables because of claims of glass in the cheese dip

No, there isn’t a Lunchables recall over claims of glass shards in cheese dip

Prop 65 warning label does not mean a product has been shown to cause cancer

Yes, you can develop myocarditis after having a cold

No, CDC's vaccine safety director didn't admit the COVID-19 vaccine causes debilitating illnesses

No, the CDC's vaccine safety director didn't admit the COVID-19 vaccine causes debilitating illnesses

Yes, states are re-checking Medicaid and CHIP eligibility starting in April

Florida school sports health form asks about periods, but female athletes aren’t required to answer

TikTok video about Prop 65 warning labels on air fryers is misleading

No, Democrats didn’t cut $280 billion from Medicare

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