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Top 10 Most Ridiculous COVID-19 Myths
Top 10 Most Ridiculous COVID-19 Myths
1
5G causes coronavirus
2
Children are immune to COVID-19
3
COVID-19 vaccines are unsafe
4
Drinking bleach can disinfect you from COVID-19
5
Drinking alcohol can disinfect you from COVID-19
6
Coronavirus is just like the cold or flu
7
The virus was made in a lab
8
Masks prevent you from catching COVID-19
9
You can get poisoned by CO2 from wearing a mask
10
COVID-19 does not exist
11
Black people are immune to the coronavirus
12
Vitamins can prevent you from catching COVID-19
13
You can catch it from Corona beer
14
Pets can spread COVID-19
15
Scratching yourself can cause coronavirus
16
COVID-19 virus is spread by chemtrails
17
COVID-19 started in Corona, California
18
Seasonal influenza is deadlier
19
People who get the vaccine can stick a magnet on their arm
20
It was caused by someone eating bat soup
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Created: May 15, 2024
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Health