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A video shows a British Columbia physician presenting data from a study he claimed was proof that each supplemental dose of Covid-19 vaccine increased a person's risk of contracting the coronavirus. This is false; the author of the study said this misinterprets the data -- his main finding was that shots were becoming less effective against new strains of the virus -- and that receiving boosters does not increase risk of infection.

  MONTREAL -- I’ll be a granddad soon. That might be why I’m paying more attention than usual to what I see written about young children. One thing that caught my eye recently was an item in Le détecteur de rumeurs, the fact-checking section of Montreal’s Agence Science-Presse. Contrary to what many parents think, it seems, toddlers can understand simple prohibitory sentences. Commands like “Don't touch the plant" are clear to babies as young as eight months; serious scientific studies have proven it. Who knew? We live in a time when science has percolated into every aspect of...