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Medical DialoguesHealth & medicine

Coconut Oil Pulling Heal Gingivitis or Gum Inflammation?

Publisher’s rating: The claim is False.

The review examines an Instagram post claiming coconut oil pulling can heal gingivitis. It says there is no scientific evidence or dental consensus that oil pulling alone heals gum inflammation, and that proper dental care and professional treatment are essential.

日本ファクトチェックセンターPolitics & government

石破首相「自民党は公約を守る気が一切ありません」と国会答弁

Publisher’s rating: 不正確

The review found the video misleading: it edited Ishiba’s remarks and added the caption that the LDP had “no intention whatsoever” of keeping its promises, words he did not say. The review says his remarks concerned how the party considers different views and policies after a leadership election, not a refusal to keep promises.

Belarusian Investigative CenterEconomy & business

В Белостоке пустуют супермаркеты

Publisher’s rating: Фейк. В подтверждение пустующих в Белостоке магазинов в сюжете СТВ показали кадры из торговых центров в Гданьске, сделанные во время пандемии коронавируса.

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