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“the risk of cancer be reduced with Batana oil”
“Hyderabad Police warned the public against contamination of cool drinks with the Ebola virus”
FACTLY says: Neither the Hyderabad police nor the Government of India has issued any such advisory alerting about the contamination of cool drinks with Ebola virus. This has been confirmed by clarifications from both the Hyderabad p…
“Recent U.S. malaria cases are because of Bill Gates' mosquito release project”
“The NHS COVID-19 app costs £37 billion”
“The Philippine General Hospital has announced that endocrinologist Augusto Litonjua is endorsing Glufarelin, a milk supplement that can cure diabetes.”
“CM Yogi should be sent to France within 24 hours, to save the country burning in the fire of riots, European doctor demanded by tweeting.. @njohncamm #cmyogi”
“Madonna's hospitalization was caused by the COVID-19 vaccine.”
“Boris Johnson did not get Covid-19”
“Video suggests COVID-19 vaccines are responsible for breast cancer deaths in women under age 45 rising from 26,000 in 2021 to 297,000 in 2023.”
PolitiFact says: An Instagram video misstates what an American Cancer Society report shows, mistaking projected cases for deaths and confusing age group categories.
“Hun Sen was seriously ill and urgently admitted to a hospital's ICU in Singapore.”
Fact Crescendo Cambodia says: Prime Minister Hun Sen was not admitted to ICU in a hospital in Singapore nor seriously ill either. He has appeared in public forums visiting garment workers in different locations since last Saturday.
“B.R. Ambedkar and K.R. Narayanan are the sole individuals from India who have successfully passed the world’s toughest exam known as Doctor of Science”
FACTLY says: While it is true that B.R. Ambedkar received the Doctor of Science for his thesis presented to the University of London in 1923, and K.R. Narayanan received an honorary Doctor of Science in 1987 from the University of T…
“Chillies can lower the risk of lung cancer”
“chlorophyll can cure snake bite”
“Geo News reported in one of their news bulletins that hospital sources have confirmed Khadijah Shah was sexually assaulted in prison.”
“Particulate matter, found in wildfire smoke, has “no effect” on human health and is “total junk science.”
PolitiFact says: The health effects linked to particulate pollution exposure have been studied and documented for decades. These effects include respiratory and cardiovascular health problems and premature death.
“Pakistan’s Hunza Valley never get cancer”
“a video show ‘protein in vaccine’ being pulled from body”
“CNN Philippines uploaded a story promoting Neocardia caps, a doctor-recommended product that can cure hypertension, clean blood vessels, help with weight loss and restore one’s eyesight”
“In "'22 and ’23, there is a huge boom in cancer, especially in female breast cancer in younger ages of 45 and down.”
FactCheck.org says: The post misrepresents case number projections for 2022 and 2023 to falsely claim they show a dramatic rise in early-onset breast cancer — and then baselessly ties its faulty comparisons to COVID-19 vaccines.