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WHO and Google team fight an ‘infodemic’

Secret cures or vaccines and Chinese biological weapons are some of the bogus social media claims WHO said it was debunking in the coronavirus outbreak.

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By Arete News - February 3, 2020
World Health Organization headquarters in Geneva (AN/Eric Bridiers)
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