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TheJournal.ie : Debunked: There is no ‘second suspect’ for the Belfast knife attack
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Strongly frames viral social media claims as false and dangerous
The article traces misinformation to a far-right livestream and an anonymous, unverified source, emphasizing the false nature of the claims and their wide, unchecked spread.
“These claims are false. There are no reports of a second suspect in reliable news media.”
New York Post : Poison center reports rose 39% for a common supplement — after it was incorrectly touted …
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The information environment is framed as being in crisis due to the rapid spread of health misinformation
The article uses data on search trends and poison control spikes to show how quickly false narratives can escalate into public health emergencies.
“Our findings underscore media’s influence on health-seeking behavior during public health emergencies like the measles outbreak”