Social media hosted a lot of fake health news this year. Here's what went most viral.
Limited evidence colchicine reduces COVID-19 related hospitalization
A few simple tricks make fake news stories stick in the brain
That 'Miracle Cure' You Saw on Facebook? It Won't Stop the Coronavirus - The New York Times
Six brands that have made false health claims in advertising
Merck's Covid Pill Might Pose Risks for Pregnant Women - The New York Times
The Vitamin Myth: Why We Think We Need Supplements - The Atlantic
How the coronavirus is testing social media's efforts to stem the flow of fake news amid global public health crisis | South China Morning Post
Amazon.com: Swisse Grape Seed Extract Capsules Antioxidant Herbal Supplement | Grapeseed Polyphenols + Antioxidant Vitamin C | Promotes Skin Health & Collagen Production | 300 Tablets : Health & Household
Do Antihistamines Like Zyrtec and Benadryl Cause Weight Gain? - GoodRx
Vitamins You Should and Should Not Take
Fact check: Vitamins C, D are not conventional COVID-19 treatments
Questions and Answers on Dietary Supplements | FDA
PulmCrit- Metabolic sepsis resuscitation: the evidence behind Vitamin C
Amazon.com: Macuhealth VitreousHealth Evidence Based Eye Supplement for Floaters - Eye Supplements for Adults - 90 Eye Vitamin Capsules - Reduce Eye Floater Symptoms - 3 Month Supply : Health & Household
Americans Being Warned of Deadly Fake Medication
Can You Overdose on Vitamins?
5 false claims about coronavirus remedies and why they are wrong
False positive rapid COVID-19 test: Causes and accuracy
Health effects of vitamin and mineral supplements | The BMJ
Chinese salon sold US$4.3 million in fake Botox in just six months, Hunan police say after raid that also hauled in counterfeit vitamin C injections | South China Morning Post
The opioid crisis in America: Domestic and international dimensions
