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Health & medicine fact checks
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Donald TrumpHealth & medicine
"We will always protect patients with pre-existing conditions, very importantly."
Publisher’s rating: False
Africa CheckHealth & medicine
Coughing will save your life if you have a heart attack when no one else is around to help
Publisher’s rating: Incorrect
THE QUINTHealth & medicine
Consuming chicken could increase the risk of cancer.
Publisher’s rating: FALSE
Africa CheckHealth & medicine
German supreme court ruled that measles doesn’t exist
Publisher’s rating: Incorrect
Amy KlobucharHealth & medicine
"We’ve had a 30% increase in suicides in this country in just 15 years."
Publisher’s rating: True
Africa CheckHealth & medicine
Canadian man gets ‘first-ever horse penis transplant’
Publisher’s rating: Hoax
Africa CheckHealth & medicine
Choose a diet based on your blood type to fight fatigue. People with blood type A should avoid animal-based protein and eat mainly plant protein and some seafood. People with blood type B should eliminate wheat and corn from their diet, while those with type AB should say goodbye to chicken. People with blood type O should not eat wheat products.
Publisher’s rating: Incorrect
YouturnHealth & medicine
மத்திய அரசு புதிதாக அறிமுகப்படுத்திய திட்டம் Blood on call 104. இதில் 104 என்ற எண்ணுக்கு போன் செய்தால் நீங்கள் கேட்கும் குருதி வகையில் இரத்தம் வரும். இதற்கு கட்டணமாக ரூ.450 வசூலிக்கப்படுகிறது. போக்குவரத்து கட்டணமாக ரூ.100 வசூலிக்கப்படுகிறது. தயவு செய்து அதிகமாக பகிரவும்.
Publisher’s rating: Mix
RMIT ABC Fact CheckHealth & medicine
"If you're in a public hospital at the moment, all of your cancer treatment is free."
Publisher’s rating: More to the story
Fact CrescendoHealth & medicine
Claim: Keeping salt in mouth could cure Heart Attack
Publisher’s rating: FALSE
Africa CheckHealth & medicine
Women shouldn’t drink ice water or soda water during menstruation, or eat coconut.
Publisher’s rating: False
THE QUINTHealth & medicine
WHO has recently issued a warning against RO (reverse osmosis) water.
Publisher’s rating: FALSE






