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Skeptical Raptor uses evidence and science to shred bogus claims about health and medicine. Since 2012.
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Skeptical Raptor uses evidence and science to shred bogus claims about health and medicine. Since 2012.
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Vaccines
Vaccines A – H
BCG vaccine
Cancer vaccine
COVID-19 vaccine
Flu vaccine
Hepatitis B vaccine
Hib vaccine
HPV vaccine
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Lyme disease vaccine
Malaria vaccine
MMR vaccine
Monkeypox vaccine
Meningitis vaccine
Pneumonia vaccine
Polio vaccine
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Logical Fallacies A
Appeal to antiquity or tradition
Appeal to popular belief
Appeal to consequences
Appeal to nature
Appeal to novelty
Argumentum ad hominem
Argument from authority
Argument from fallacy
Argument from ignorance
Logical fallacy B – F
Bandwagon fallacy
Cherry-picking
Confirmation bias
Fallacy of composition
Fallacy of division
False dichotomy
False equivalence
Fundamental attribution error
Logical Fallacies G – L
Galileo gambit
Gambler’s fallacy
Genetic fallacy
Gish gallop
Godwin’s Law
Logical Fallacies M – P
Naturalistic fallacy
Nirvana fallacy
Non sequitur
Poisoning the well
Post hoc ergo propter hoc
Precautionary principle
Logical Fallacies Q – Z
Red herring
Shill gambit
Slippery slope argument
Special pleading
Strawman argument
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