A claim circulating on social media states that blood cancer can now be completely treated, thanks to a Vietnamese medical team. However, our review found that while Vietnam has achieved important milestones in CAR-T therapy, there is no evidence that blood cancer has been completely cured. Social Media Posts The viral claim typically reads along […]
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A claim circulating widely on platforms suggests that placing cabbage leaves on painful joints can alleviate arthritis symptoms, reduce stiffness, and even “boost mobility.” However, we found that cabbage leaf wraps have only been studied in a very narrow context (knee osteoarthritis) and that the evidence supports at best modest, short-term symptom relief. These wraps […]
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A viral claim circulating on social media platforms alleges that Germany is providing a lasting cure for diabetes that reportedly costs around $40,000 in the United States, but is offered free of charge to international patients. However, after reviewing official German health authorities, peer-reviewed research, and regulatory records, we found that this claim is false. […]
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A claim circulating on social media platforms alleges that a newly released batch of Jeffrey Epstein-related files reveals that Bill Gates discussed a so-called “strain pandemic simulation” with Jeffrey Epstein as early as 2017. However, our fact-check found this claim to be false with no substantial evidence. Social Media Posts The viral posts typically claim […]
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A video is spreading on multiple platforms with the claim that Chinese health officials are going door-to-door in schools spraying toxic chemicals because of a “new virus” that the authorities are allegedly hiding. The clip shows workers in protective suits spraying a white mist inside a classroom. However, we found that the claim is misleading. […]
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A viral claim circulating across social media platforms asserts that China has built a cannon capable of firing projectiles at seven times the speed of sound and that this new weapon “bends the laws of physics.” These videos accompanied by captions suggesting revolutionary or impossible physical behavior. However, our investigation found that the clip is […]
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In late September 2025, a South Korean study examining COVID-19 vaccination and cancer risk sparked widespread debate online. Multiple social posts claimed that the research “proved” vaccines cause cancer, citing increased risks for thyroid, lung, prostate, and other cancers. However, we found that the claim is missing context. Social Media Posts Multiple social media users […]
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On October 14, 2025, Microsoft officially ended support for Windows 10, marking a significant milestone for the operating system that has served hundreds of millions of users worldwide since its launch in 2015. Social Media Posts Social media users have shared posts featuring memes resembling gravestones engraved with “Windows 10: Released July 29, 2015 – […]
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A social media post claims a whale was found with a harpoon lodged in its body for over a hundred years. The post suggests this is evidence of long whale lifespans. Upon investigation, we found that the images accompanying the claim does not actually depict this discovery. Social Media Posts Recently, multiple social media users […]
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A claim circulating alleges that Hollywood actor Vin Diesel has died, with some posts attributing his supposed death to a stunt accident or sudden illness. Such rumors about celebrities often spread rapidly and cause confusion among fans. However, our investigation confirms the claim is false. Social Media Posts Multiple posts in August 2025 claimed that […]
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