Media Critique

News sources continue to misinform the general public about the pandemic. Recognizing how they do it is crucial to differentiating facts from biased reporting. These examples provide critical readings of recently published media.

Media Critique

Media Critique #2: More Hospitals Are Requiring Masks as Flu and COVID-19 Cases Surge

Leslie Chu, Justin Clarel, Zoya Melkova, Heather Sue Rosen, Marisa Swanson

The Associated Press article below describes hospitals’ reinstatement of masking policies and offers speculation from...

Learn more Jun 19, 2024

Media Critique

Debunking Misconceptions: The Importance of Context in Assessing COVID-19 Vaccine Risks

A recent article has sparked concerns over the safety of COVID-19 vaccines, citing a study linking them to potential adverse...

Learn more Mar 04, 2024

Debunking Misconceptions: The Importance of Context in Assessing COVID-19 Vaccine Risks

Media Critique

Media Critique #1: White House Will End Most Covid Vaccine Mandates

Leslie Chu, Heather Sue Rosen, Zoya Melkova, Kim Crawley, Melissa Smallwood, Yaneer Bar-Yam

About this article: The writers...

Learn more Jul 26, 2023

Media Critique #1: White House Will End Most Covid Vaccine Mandates

Media Critique

Worms in Spaghetti – Fact Checking Media and Government News

WHO Continues to Ignore Long COVID Catastrophe

by Shea O’Neil - 11/16/2022Verified by the World Health Network - Covid...

Learn more Jan 30, 2023

Worms in Spaghetti – Fact Checking Media and Government News

Media Critique

Seen From Norway: “Facing Omicron, We Should Act as Soon as Possible”

French Economist Cécile Philippe interviews Norway Researcher, M.D.,Phd, BSc Econ. Gunhild Alvik Nyborg about Omicron.

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Learn more Dec 20, 2022

Seen From Norway: “Facing Omicron, We Should Act as Soon as Possible”

Media Critique

Opinion: Pretending It’s Over Amplifies the Pandemic

In a chaotic world where a nuclear power entered a war of choice, and multiple mass shootings have grabbed our attention, the...

Learn more Jun 16, 2022

Opinion: Pretending It’s Over Amplifies the Pandemic

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