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- Yes, it’s generally safe for wildlife to eat discarded pumpkins
- Yes, at-home COVID-19 rapid tests are as accurate as rapid tests done at testing sites
- No, taking low-dose aspirin daily to prevent heart disease is not recommended for most people
- Claim women die more in car crashes than men because of crash test dummies needs context
- Yes, South Dakota is a tax haven, but it's not the only state that offers protection and privacy
- No, you can’t cure a cold by ‘sweating it out’
- Yes, scammers use e-signature services like DocuSign to send emails with malicious links
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- No, whistleblowers are not guaranteed immunity, but do have some protections
- Yes, hospitals can require organ transplant patients and donors to be vaccinated against COVID-19
- Yes, you’ll need a new phone soon if you have a 3G phone
- VERIFY: No, employers are not responsible for paying for unvaccinated employees' COVID tests
- VERIFY: Yes, being overweight or obese puts you at greater risk for severe COVID-19, death
- VERIFY: Yes, watching a scary movie can burn calories
- No, gargling salt water doesn’t cure a sore throat, but it may help relieve the pain
- No, electric cars are not worse for the environment than gas-powered cars
- Yes, 23 species would be the most declared extinct from Endangered Species Act
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