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Fact check: Long-term face mask use will not cause lung cancer

Fact check: Long-term face mask use will not cause lung cancer
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Fact check: No evidence linking masks to oral bacteria and to lung cancer; article refers to study that did not involve masks

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Fact check: No evidence linking masks to oral bacteria and to lung cancer; article refers to study that did not involve masks
By Reuters Staff
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Users on social media are sharing an article that claims long-term mask-wearing “breeds microbes that infiltrate the lungs and contribute to advanced stage lung cancer”. As alleged evidence, the article refers to a study that did not involve mask-wearing and does not makes this claim. The authors of the study say that there’s no scientific evidence to back the article’s misinterpretation of their actual results.
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The article ( here ) was published by Natural News, a website that according to reports by Vox ( here ) and McGill University’s Office for Science and Society ( here ) is known for spreading conspiracy theories and false health information. In May 2020, the site was banned by Facebook for violating its “community standards on spam” ( here ). ....

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