False Claim : Video montage shows Kamala Harris and others faking vaccination.

• Debunk Date :

  07/19/2021

• Debunked By :

  politifact

The false claim is: A video montage showing that Kamala Harris and several others faking getting their vaccine. This is false. The video was created to mislead the vaccines were faked and their is no evidence to support this.

False Claim : Don’t believe the hype that Florida” COVID-19 “numbers are up. It’s a blatant lie.

• Debunk Date :

  07/25/2021

• Debunked By :

  politifact

The false claim is: "A woman who says she is a registered nurse living in Tampa claims that, despite news reports, COVID-19 is not ravaging Florida. " This is false. As of July 27, 2021, "Over the previous week, Florida accounted for more than one-fifth of new COVID-19 cases in the U.S. and recorded more COVID-19 deaths than any other state. The seven day-average positivity rate for testing rose from 0.83% on June 11 to 24.3% on July 25."

False Claim : Vaccines contain antifreeze.

• Debunk Date :

  06/18/2021

• Debunked By :

  washingtonpost

The rumor is: Vaccines contain antifreeze. This is false. The rumor that because Polyethylene glycol is in the vaccines that they contain antifreeze. Polyethylene glycol is NOT an ingredient in antifreeze. The Moderna vaccine contains polyethylene glycol (.5 micrograms), which is the same ingredient found in Miralax, accroding to the State of Connecticut multi-agency Joint Information Center for Coronavirus (COVID-19) updates.

Tip : Contact tracing will not cost money. Avoid giving personal bank account information over the phone or buying gift cards to pay scam artists for fake contact tracing attempts.

• Published :

  07/29/2020

• Source :

  AG Office

Tip : Avoid clicking on links in emails and text messages unless you signed up to receive the messages.

• Published :

  07/29/2020

• Source :

  AG Office

Tip : If you receive an unsolicited email or text message from a potential contact tracer, verify its authenticity by contacting the Arkansas Department of Health at ADH.CoronaVirus@arkansas.gov or call (800) 803-7847.

• Published :

  07/29/2020

• Source :

  AG Office