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COVID-19 Surges Among Unvaccinated in Florida, Contrary to Baseless Claims - Dallas Examiner

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By Brea Jones SciCheck Digest Florida health officials have reported a 60% rise in COVID-19 cases, and hospitals are reporting that 95% of COVID-19 patients are not fully vaccinated. But a Facebook post makes the baseless claims [...]

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