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FACTLY says: WHO did not issue any such advisory to the Indian Government over the issue of adulteration of milk or milk products. WHO and the Government of India have issued clarifications about this false news being shared on the …
PolitiFact says: Some of Chick-fil-A’s dipping sauces contain a small amount of a common food additive called calcium disodium ethylene-diaminetetraacetate, or EDTA. The FDA says it is safe to consume in small quantities.
PolitiFact says: Pfizer denied doing gain-of-function research while developing its COVID-19 vaccine, and an expert told PolitiFact he agreed with Pfizer’s assessment.
Vera Files says: No existing studies support the idea of ROTC programs as a cure for mental illness. Professionals in this field see this as a problematic claim that spreads disinformation, downplays the severity of mental health disord…
PolitiFact says: Schools closed in March 2020 while Donald Trump was president under the orders of state officials or governors. In 2021, local officials or governors made the school reopening decisions -- not Biden.
PolitiFact says: Fact-checkers have repeatedly debunked the claim that COVID-19 vaccines cause cancer.
FactCheck.org says: Research suggests COVID-19 vaccination can cause changes in a person’s menstrual cycle. But the changes are small and short-lived — and studies have shown there’s no effect on fertility.
PolitiFact says: Health experts say there’s no evidence linking microwave ovens to colon cancer or any type of cancer, and that the products are safe to use for cooking.