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Medical Dialogues Fact Check TeamHealth & medicine

Wisdom Tooth can cause cancer

Publisher’s rating: The claim by the user is misleading

The review says there is no scientific evidence that wisdom teeth directly cause cancer. It notes that chronic inflammation or irritation may contribute to cellular changes, but this is not specific to wisdom teeth.

Gezondheid en wetenschapHealth & medicine

Je was best je haren voor het slapengaan, zodat je de pollen niet in je bed brengt.

Publisher’s rating: Eerder waar

The review says washing your hair before bed removes pollen left in it during the day, which may otherwise reach your pillow and face and trigger nighttime sneezing and a runny nose. It notes that the effect of hair-washing alone has not been studied, though the measure appears in several guidelines as part of practical advice for hay fever.

Factcrescendo Sri Lanka

Justin Bieber stating he will testify in P Diddy’s trial.

Publisher’s rating: Altered

The review says the video is likely manipulated, noting that the same footage has appeared in AI-generated videos and that a deepfake scanner flagged the clip. It concludes there is no credible evidence that Bieber will testify.

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