“Former president Rodrigo Duterte admits he had wanted drug addicts killed.”
Vera Files rated this: Flip-flop
Vera Files says: Earlier, Duterte insisted it was drug lords and pushers he “would be happy to slaughter,” not addicts.
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“George Soros and Bill Gates owned Mologic Ltd, a company producing rapid COVID-19 tests, prior to the pandemic.”
Logically Facts rated this: Misleading
“A newspaper clipping that reports that when a patient understood the doctor’s prescription, the Medical Council cancelled the doctor’s certificate.”
FACTLY rated this: FALSE
FACTLY says: The news in the viral newspaper clipping is not true. It was part of a satirical article published by Navbharat Times on 11 December 2019 under the “HawaBaji” section, which features jokes and light-hearted content for …
“Japan has officially named COVID-19 vaccine as most deadly drug”
Logically Facts rated this: False
“BJP wasted the State treasury by building schools and hospitals in Himachal" ~ Himachal CM Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu. So, As per CONgress building schools & hospitals is considered a waste of money? Wah Rahul Gandhi”
Youturn rated this: misleading
“Abortion is never medically necessary in the last trimester. Literally never. They just do a C-section.”
PolitiFact rated this: False
PolitiFact says: Posts that say abortion is never medically necessary in the last trimester are False. Some complex medical situations can affect the fetus or pregnant woman late in pregnancy that require a medically-necessary abortion.
“The Philippine General Hospital and the Food and Drug Administration are promoting Sleepal Gold Colostrum, a milk product for insomnia.”
Vera Files rated this: Fake
“Video Claim that Lying in a Cowshed Cures Cancer and Rubbing a Cow's Back Reduces Need for BP Medication is False”
Medical Dialogues rated this: This is False claim.
“childhood vaccines ‘poison’ that make babies sick”
THIP Media rated this: False
“turmeric and coconut oil can cure cavities naturally”
THIP Media rated this: False
“milk with jaggery can improve digestion and cure anaemia”
THIP Media rated this: Mostly False
“Eating an apple with cloves can cure migraines and acidity”
THIP Media rated this: False
“Eating one malunggay seed every day is an effective cure for over 300 diseases.”
Vera Files rated this: False
Vera Files says: A health expert told VERA Files Fact Check that the claim appears to be based on folkloric use and that it has little scientific basis.
“raisins and honey can cure cough and cold completely”
THIP Media rated this: Mostly False
“Trump would "ban abortion nationwide, restrict access to birth control and put IVF treatments at risk and force states to monitor women's pregnancies. Just Google Project 2025 and read the plans for yourself.”
PolitiFact rated this: Misleading
PolitiFact says: Trump's wants states to decide abortion policy. Project 2025 does not require pregnancy monitoring.
“At Vice President Kamala Harris’ Houston campaign rally, when an attendee had a medical emergency, none of the “abortion doctors” onstage helped.”
PolitiFact rated this: False
PolitiFact says: A medical doctor at Vice President Kamala Harris’ Houston rally stopped his speech advocating for abortion access when a crowd member had a medical emergency. At the microphone, the doctor amplified the call for help.
“leech therapy can cure cervical pain in 7 sessions”
THIP Media rated this: Mostly False
“milk and turmeric cure Insomnia”
Health Dialogues rated this: The claim is False
“The updated COVID-19 vaccines do “not protect against the currently dominant strain.”
FactCheck.org rated this: Misleading
FactCheck.org says: The 2024-2025 COVID-19 vaccines aren't perfect matches for currently circulating variants of the coronavirus, but they are still expected to provide good protection against severe disease (the main goal of vaccination).
“Can Mustard Oil and Neem Powder Completely Cure Psoriasis?”
Medical Dialogues rated this: The claim is False