The viral claim circulating on platforms states that honeybee venom can “destroy 100% of breast cancer in less than 60 minutes.” Given the seriousness of cancer treatment and the potential for misinformation to influence patient decisions, this claim requires careful verification. However, a review of scientific studies and expert commentary shows that the claim is […]
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A claim circulating widely on social media platforms states that U.S. scientists have developed a “universal cancer vaccine” capable of training the immune system to recognize and destroy all forms of cancer. The claim is often framed as a major medical breakthrough that can both eliminate tumors and prevent new ones from forming. However, a […]
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A claim circulating on social media platforms suggests that high-dose vitamin D can help the body convert excess calories into muscle instead of fat, implying that increasing vitamin D intake could fundamentally alter body composition and improve fitness outcomes. However, a closer review of the scientific evidence shows that this claim is misleading. Social Media […]
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A newly identified COVID-19 variant, Omicron subvariant BA.3.2, nicknamed “Cicada”, has drawn attention in global health discussions due to its unusually high number of mutations and potential to evade immunity. First detected in late 2024, the variant has since appeared across multiple continents and is being closely monitored by international health agencies. While early laboratory […]
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A viral claim circulating on social media alleges that China will launch the world’s first “pregnancy robot” in 2026, capable of carrying a human fetus and giving birth to a live baby. However, our investigation found that the story is false. Social Media Posts The viral posts typically claim that a “China will launch world’s […]
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Claims have circulated on social media that a recent study has found the human Y chromosome is “slowly disappearing,” raising concerns that male births could eventually cease, suggesting a possible male-less future. However, current scientific evidence does not support the conclusion that the Y chromosome is imminently disappearing or that male births are under threat. […]
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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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