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Fact Check: Stories falsely cite Stanford study to misinform on face masks

Fact Check: Stories falsely cite Stanford study to misinform on face masks Share Updated: 11:14 PM CDT Apr 22, 2021 By Angelo Fichera, FactCheck.org Share Updated: 11:14 PM CDT Apr 22, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript primary reason that you should wear a mask for anyone should wear a mask is because a mask or a face covering reduces the potential that you might infect someone else. And what we re seeing with this disease is that in some reports, up to 60% of people that are infected show no signs or symptoms, so they have no idea that they re infected. They re going and interacting with Grandma and grandpa, parents, siblings, um, and exposing all of those individuals. What we re seeing, actually, report just came out today. That really showed that the viral levels of the level of virus that I have if I have no symptoms whatsoever, is exactly the same as the viral levels of somewhere was severely ill and requires hospitalization. So wh

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Fact-check: Are masks really dangerous and don t prevent COVID-19?

Fact-checking this information or rather misinformation tells an entirely different story In recent days, a piece of news is getting viral, which cites Stanford University claiming that masks do not work to avoid contracting coronavirus, and are actually dangerous. However, fact-checking this information, or rather misinformation, tells an entirely different story. FactCheck.org said that the research being quoted was a hypothesis and did not come from anyone associated with Stanford University. Watch | It further said that the research paper was not an original study, but an author s propose explanation based on a review of previous studies. Journal Medical Hypotheses, an outlet that calls itself a forum for ideas in medicine and related biomedical sciences, published the study for the first time in November.

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CareDx to Present New Heart Transplant Data at the International Society for Heart and Lung Transplantation Annual MeetingRenowned transplant clinicians to present 15 heart abstracts at ISHLT

Published: Apr 23, 2021 SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., April 23, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) CareDx, Inc., Inc. (Nasdaq: CDNA), a leading precision medicine company focused on the discovery, development, and commercialization of clinically differentiated, high-value healthcare solutions for transplant patients and caregivers, today announced experts will present its latest heart research, which was accepted at the International Society for Heart and Lung Transplantation (ISHLT) Annual Meeting & Scientific Sessions, set to take place between April 24-28, 2021. CareDx’s offerings are showcased through 22 abstracts throughout the ISHLT program. These data selected by the ISHLT organizers, will be presented by prominent thought leaders, highlighting the continued leadership in the cardiothoracic space. Additionally, a CareDx symposium will spotlight leaders in the field of heart and lung transplantation delivering cutting edge content on HeartCare, AlloMap

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Fact Check: Stories falsely cite Stanford study to misinform on face masks

Fact Check: Stories falsely cite Stanford study to misinform on face masks
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Fact Check: Stories falsely cite Stanford study to misinform on face masks

Fact Check: Stories falsely cite Stanford study to misinform on face masks
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