And now, predictably, the social media pseudoscientists with their motivated reasoning, confirmation bias, Texas shotgun, causality fallacies and cherry-picked data have turned their sites on the coronavirus vaccines. #VaccinesWork #GoScience

Dr. Barry Dworkin

Medical Mythbusting Commentary for December 9, 2020

And now, predictably, the social media pseudoscientists with their motivated reasoning, confirmation bias, Texas shotgun, causality fallacies and cherry-picked data have turned their sites on the coronavirus vaccines. #VaccinesWork #GoScience Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

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COVID-19 vaccines have expected side-effects, but experts say they’re no cause for concern

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