Claim(permalink)
the nasal swab commonly used to test for COVID-19 obtains a sample from the blood-brain barrier
✓check-your-fact rating: not credible; published on 2020-07-09
Factors
veracity
not credible
Political Leaning
other political leaning
Sentiment
positive sentiment
Date published
2020-07-09
Entities
MyalgiaYvonne JeffriesPharynxRespiratory tractEncephalitisMorgan GrimesPediatricsPathogenic bacteriaBlood–brain barrierHuman brainFertilisers and Chemicals TravancoreBoneInflammationUSA TodayInfectionReverse transcription polymerase chain reactionAssociated PressSkullCOVID-19 testingJohns Hopkins UniversityMedicinePolymerase chain reactionCenters for Disease Control and PreventionSocial mediaTexasVirusFacebookSevere acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2Stanford University School of Medicine