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Lack of clinical evidence for the claim that dog dewormer fenbendazole cures cancer
Claim:
Fenbendazole cures cancer
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Source: TikTok, Facebook, Joe Tippens, 2023-05-17 -
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IncorrectNo evidence that hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin cure cancer; cancer and multiple sclerosis aren’t caused solely by parasites, contrary to claim by orthopedic surgeon
Claim:
Cancer and multiple sclerosis are caused by parasites; hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin can cure cancer
Source: After Hours with Dr. Sigoloff, After House with Dr. Sigoloff, Lee Merritt, 2022-12-05 -
IncorrectSugar isn’t inherently cancer-causing; no evidence that removing sugar from diet cures cancer
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Sugar causes cancer; eliminating sugar from the diet can cure cancer
Source: The School of Greatness, YouTube, Mark Hyman, Barbara O'Neill, 2023-03-23 -
IncorrectHydrogen peroxide given intravenously can be dangerous, has no known medical benefit
Claim:
Intravenous hydrogen peroxide "enables the body to cure itself of practically any disease"
Source: Facebook, Farley Malorrus, 2023-04-19 -
UnsupportedAnalysis by insurance executive Josh Stirling misrepresents official UK data, doesn’t show that COVID-19 vaccines led to 600,000 deaths
Claim:
“600,000 Americans Per Year Are Dying From COVID Shots Says Top Insurance Analyst”
Source: The Florida Standard, Josh Stirling, Jonas Vesterberg, 2023-04-08 -
InaccurateHigh population immunity and low virus circulation the reasons for new Swiss COVID-19 vaccine recommendation, not vaccine injuries
Claim:
Switzerland stops COVID-19 vaccines due to safety concerns
Source: Twitter/X, Anthony Hinton, 2023-04-08 -
UnsupportedCGTN video rehashes baseless claim about U.S. biolabs in Ukraine
Claim:
“U.S. biolabs in Ukraine” could be involved in “possible biological warfare”
Source: CGTN, William Jones, 2023-04-11 -
IncorrectNo evidence that the COVID-19 vaccines cause “shedding”; Pfizer trial protocol doesn’t admit that vaccine shedding occurs
Claim:
Pfizer admits that vaccinated people can shed the vaccine on unvaccinated people
Source: The Alex Jones Show, Kate Dalley, 2021-10-08 -
UnsupportedScientific evidence shows that COVID-19 vaccines don’t increase the risk of heart attacks, contrary to Russell Brand video
Claim:
COVID-19 vaccines are responsible for the rise in heart attacks in young people
Source: YouTube, Russell Brand, 2023-02-27
