false
Updated
07/01/2022
Fact Check Library
Nikita Kochhar
Nikita is based in Delhi, and holds an undergraduate degree in Journalism and Mass Communication and a Master’s degree in English Literature. Before joining Logically, Nikita spent over 8 years in Broadcast and Digital media, working for various news channels and agencies in India. She loves to travel and paint and is also a Bharatanatyam dancer.
Latest Fact Checks by Nikita Kochhar
false
22/12/2021
Carbon footprint from Jeff Bezos' space ship is similar to a lifetime’s worth of emissions for the world’s poorest.
false
16/12/2021
The Omicron variant has not killed a single person worldwide.
misleading
09/12/2021
COVID-19 vaccine related deaths in Taiwan are higher than those due to the virus.
misleading
02/12/2021
In Scotland, heart disorders have risen by 118 percent and excess deaths by 40 percent in young adults since being given the COVID-19 vaccine.
misleading
17/11/2021
In-hospital deaths due to COVID-19 between vaccinated and unvaccinated patients are the same, a Norway study finds.
misleading
11/11/2021
The infection rate in vaccinated people is higher than the unvaccinated, according to U.K. Health Security Agency data.
partly true
03/11/2021
Over 50 percent of Black people in New York City have not received a COVID-19 vaccine.
misleading
27/10/2021
Microwaving food is bad for health because it kills its antioxidants.
false
18/10/2021
Pfizer experimented on orphan babies to test its COVID-19 vaccine.
false
08/10/2021
Only two people in the world know Coca-Cola's recipe, and they aren't allowed to travel on the same plane.
misleading
01/10/2021
Deaths among teenagers have increased by 47 percent in the U.K. since they started getting the COVID-19 vaccine.
