Questions about the coronavirus are unavoidable right now.

When is it coming to our city? now.

When is it coming to our city?

When will there be a vaccine?

Are we all going to be quarantine just in case?

The scariest question of them all might be.

How do we know it's true?

Wearing the mask to prevent getting the virus to me doesn't make a lot of sense.

And when I cough, I'm putting, like I'm dabbing here.

We need to be vigilant about washing our hands. There were actually a few

coronavirus patients and I shook hands with everybody. And I think that we may see a

change in culture where we stopped shaking hands. This was a construct of the

liberal media elite. This is going to go away in April.

If you drink hot water because the virus doesn't survive in heat.

According to Q and on posts online, just drink a little bleach.

The major news organization has been taken out of context and this information has been spread by actors.

Not everything we hear about coronavirus tells the real story and social media are our Facebook feeds, Twitter timelines, and

what-sap group chats is part of the problem. These platforms do have some

safeguards against fake political news.

But for a global health crisis like the coronavirus,

the online rumor mail might be harder to stop.

Today, how fake news about a health epidemic can spread on social media quickly

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