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27/01/2023

Myth: If you're in an area with very few cases, you're safe.

Think of it this way: If you have a jar that can hold 1,000 pennies, and the number of pennies doubles every week, it will take one week to get two pennies, two weeks to get four pennies, and nine weeks to reach the halfway mark. From there, it takes just one more week to reach capacity

27/01/2023

In one of the most dangerous pieces of misinformation circling the internet about the virus, one social media post claimed that you can perform a home test for coronavirus by holding your breath for 10 seconds. The post went viral across platforms, touting that if you can complete the challenge without severe discomfort or coughing, you do not have COVID-19.

27/01/2023

Myth: Seasonal changes and warmer weather will make coronavirus go away naturally.

Ask any doctor whether seasonal changes will make coronavirus go away naturally, and you're likely to hear this common refrain: "Nope, just look at Australia," where there are currently more than 6,500 cases

27/01/2023

Some people believe that drinking alcohol will prevent them from contracting coronavirus—so many, in fact, that WHO had to address it and debunk the myth.

It turns out, the opposite is actually true—drinking too much can weaken your immune system, making you more susceptible to the COVID-19 contagion. "Alcohol use

27/01/2023

Myth: Hydroxychloroquine, an anti-malarial drug, is the silver bullet solution.

In a televised press briefing, President Donald Trump declared himself a "big fan" of hydroxychloroquine, saying, "It is very effective. It is a strong drug"—which led many to believe a cure for coronavirus was just around the corner

27/01/2023

Myth: If your test comes back negative, you don't have to practice social distancing.

27/01/2023

Myth: If you're asymptomatic, you don't have coronavirus and can go about your business as usual.

While some patients show different symptoms of COVID-19, others don't show any at all. In fact, Robert Redfield, MD, director of the CDC, told NPR that up to 25 percent of infected individuals remain asymptomatic. But just because you don't show symptoms doesn't mean you can't infect others

27/01/2023

Myth: If you don't have a cough, you don't have coronavirus.

Coronavirus can present with a wide range of symptoms. That's why doctors warn that you should treat all symptoms as possible signs of infection, and exercise additional caution to isolate yourself from others. As Kaveh explains, this myth is "blatantly false and harmful." "If you're

27/01/2023

Myth: You need hand sanitizer to fight coronavirus.

Out of hand sanitizer? Don't panic. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) explains that washing your hands with regular soap and water is far more effective than a sq**rt of hand sanitizer.

27/01/2023

Myth: Coronavirus only kills elderly people with underlying conditions.

If, like many woefully wrong spring breakers, you think you're immune to coronavirus because you're young and healthy, think again.

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