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How a statement from virologist Kekulé became fake news

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Fake news emerges quickly. If quotes are taken out of context and shortened, a completely different statement can result - as was the case recently with virologist Alexander Kekule. Why it can't stop like this.

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How a statement from virologist Kekulé became fake news

Fake news emerges quickly. If quotes are taken out of context and shortened, a completely different statement can result - as was the case recently with virologist Alexander Kekule. Why it can't stop like this.

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mdr.de broke the news in 3 years ago on Thursday, December 1, 2022.

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