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Sebastian Gollnow
Wegen gefälschter Impfausweise

Polizei ermittelt auf Sylt

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Coronavirus lies and virus facts lying as a dishonest liar doctor spreading false medical information as a physician with a long nose as a metaphor fake medical news medicine with 3D illustration elements.
Bloß nicht glauben!

Die häufigsten Corona-Fake-News

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Nicolas Armer
Impfstoff gegen Omikron

Biontech hat mit Produktion begonnen!

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Mädchen liegt im Bett und schläft - girl sleeping Keine Weitergabe an Drittverwerter.
Ihr Kind schnarcht?

Wann Sie zum Arzt gehen sollten

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Story from Jam Press (Cannot Smile) Pictured: Taylor Clement at school aged 17 (L) and now (R). Woman born with extremely rare condition that means she can't SMILE becomes Instagram star Meet the woman born with a one in four million condition which means she can't smile. Tayla Clement, 24, from Christchurch, New Zealand, has spent her entire life unable to move her eyes from left to right, raise her eyebrows or her upper lip due to Moebius syndrome. She was born with the condition, which is characterised by weakening or paralysis of muscles in the face used to control expression and eye movements. The neurological disorder has no cure but the symptoms can be treated. "It’s not always been easy," Tayla, who has 18,400 followers on Instagram, told Jam Press. "I’ve spent many years hating my smile, wishing I had a 'normal' smile, wishing I just didn’t exist because that seemed easier than being alive, but by some miracle, I’m still here. "I now know I was born to stand out. "I was born to make a difference in this world and I know that whole-heartedly.   "My syndrome and not being able to smile is the greatest gift I could have ever been given, it has allowed me to already help and inspire so many people." Tayla underwent facial reanimation surgery aged 12 in the hope of restoring voluntary movement in her face. The corrective procedure – often referred to as a 'smile operation' – saw doctors transplant soft tissue from her thigh to both sides of her face, in a bid to grant her the ability to clench her mouth to mimic a smile. But the eight-hour procedure was unsuccessful and left devastated Tayla with a completely swollen and bruised face. Her condition saw her bullied throughout her time at school – where she was called "ugly" on a daily basis and claims to have had sheep poo thrown at her. The experiences saw her diagnosed with severe clinical depression and anxiety with PTSD and dissociative attacks at the age of 18. Tayla said:
Seltenes Möbius-Syndrom

Tayla kann nicht lächeln

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Corona-Inzidenz über 1.500 - Sylt macht freiwillig dicht
Corona-Inzidenz über 1.500

Sylt: Betriebe machen freiwillig dicht

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MERCURY PRESS. (Pictured: Ash Patrick Schade, 28, with son Ronan.) A trans man has revealed how he fell pregnant whilst transitioning after a one-night stand. Ash Patrick Schade, 28, had spent the last two years transitioning and taking testosterone and oestrogen blockers when he discovered that he was pregnant in February 2020 after a 'Grindr hook-up'. The mental health worker and PHD student from Huntington, West Virginia, USA was shocked at the revelation, but paused hormone treatments immediately in order to give birth to his daughter, Ronan Shiva, one. SEE MERCURY COPY
Bei One-Night-Stand

Trans-Mann wird ungeplant schwanger

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09 January 2022: Deltacron new covid-19 coronavirus mutant mutation of sars cov 2 virus a mixture of the delta and omicron variant, warning sign symbol delta cron *** Deltakron neue Covid-19 Coronavirus Mutante Mutation des Sars Cov 2 Virus eine Mischung aus der Delta und Omikron Variante, Warnschild Symbol Delta Kron xFOTOMONTAGEx
Forscher geben Entwarnung

Deltakron existiert vermutlich nicht

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Symbolbild Corona- Covid-19 Schnelltest. Symbolfoto Schnelltest *** Symbol image Corona Covid 19 quick test Symbol photo quick test
Paul-Ehrlich-Institut entwarnt

Nur zuverlässige Tests in Deutschland

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Russia Coronavirus Testing 6684545 29.10.2021 A woman undergoes rapid testing for COVID-19, at Belorusskaya metro station, in Moscow, Russia. The rapid antigen test for coronavirus infection allows the diagnosis of COVID-19 in 15 minutes with a high probability, but its result does not indicate a diagnosis, but only a probability of a disease. Maksim Blinov / Sputnik Moscow Russia PUBLICATIONxINxGERxSUIxAUTxONLY Copyright: xMaksimxBlinovx
Deshalb sofort testen lassen!

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Patient bekommt Schweineherz

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Richtige Durchführung: Arzt macht den Schnelltest-Check
Richtige Durchführung

Arzt macht den Schnelltest-Check

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Virologe Prof. Dr. Hendrik Streeck widerlegt die Thesen von Corona-Leugnern.
Weil PCR-Tests zu gut sind?

Virologe Streeck ist für Antigen-Tests

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10.01.2022, Schleswig-Holstein, Kiel: Gesundheitsminister Heiner Garg (FDP) spricht während einer Regierungserklärung. Die Mitglieder des schleswig-holsteinischen Landtags hatten sich zu einer Sondersitzung zur Corona-Lage getroffen. Foto: Frank Molter/dpa +++ dpa-Bildfunk +++
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Boy sitting on sofa while going through PCR testing at home due to COVID-19 pandemic. Female doctor using cotton swab while PCR testing small boy at rapid COVID-19 test at home.
US-Studie zu Corona-Folgen

Erhöhtes Diabetes-Risiko bei Kindern

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