Systematic evaluation of COVID-19 related Internet health rumors during the breaking out period of COVID-19 in China

Ge Pu ¹ , Liu Jin ² , Han Xiao ³, Wei Shu-ting ⁴, He Xi-zhe ⁵, Tang Ying ⁶, Xu Xin ⁷, Wang Sheng-yuan ⁸, Bian Ying ¹ * , Wu Yibo ^9,10 *

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