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4,075 claims on this topic checked by other fact-checking organisations. Topics are sorted by the words in each claim and cover English-language checks.
“The Cleveland Clinic recently warned that millions of COVID-19 vaccinated will die within 5 years.”
“Can Fermented Millets Miraculously Cure Kidney and Liver Failure?”
“Can seedless tomato juice cure diabetes in 90 days?”
“video claiming to show Amref Global CEO Dr Gitahi Githinji endorsing a new diabetes cure”
“Nicotine cure glioblastoma tumors in less than 72 hours”
“Can Amla Cure Hormonal Imbalances?”
“Texas Measles Outbreak Began in the Vaccinated”
FactCheck.org says: After many decades and billions of vaccinations, there is no indication that the vaccine virus is ever transmitted. Samples from measles patients in Texas and New Mexico all show infection with a wild-type virus.
“Can ajwain, kaala namak and saunth with water cure rheumatoid arthritis?”
“Is Cancer a Survival Mechanism Trying to Save Life?”
“Can Jeera, Saunf, Hing and Adrak Water with methi lead to periods in 6 days PCOD patients?”
“The measles vaccines "does not appear to provide maternal immunity.”
FactCheck.org says: Evidence suggests that vaccinated mothers pass fewer protective antibodies on to their babies than previously infected moms, but in both cases this protection wanes before the infant’s first year. The best way to ensure…
“The ICC dismissed drug war charges against Duterte”
Vera Files says: The circulating post flipped the facts stated in a July 19, 2023 PTV report. PTV had reported that the ICC dismissed the Philippines' appeal to suspend investigations on Duterte's drug war.
“The viral video shows police treatment of those responsible for recent clashes in Mhow during the victory rally for India’s 2025 ICC Champions Trophy win.”
FACTLY says: The viral video dates back to May 2015 and captures an anti-crime drive by Indore Police, where suspects were publicly paraded and disciplined as part of a crackdown on crime in Indore, Madhya Pradesh. It is unrelated t…
“post on X (formerly Twitter) purporting that Uganda declared itself Ebola-free six days after receiving funding from the World Health Organization (WHO)”
“Measles infection "boosts your immune system later in life against cancers, atopic diseases, cardiac disease, et cetera.”
FactCheck.org says: Measles impairs the immune system for several years after an infection. There isn't convincing evidence that measles infection prevents any diseases.