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Fact Crescendo

আৱামী লীগৰ নেতা মিৰ্জা আলমৰ ঘৰত জুই জ্বলোৱা ফটো মহম্মদ আলীৰ ঘৰৰ বুলি বিভ্ৰান্তিকৰ দাবীৰে প্ৰচাৰ।

Publisher’s rating: Misleading

Fact Crescendo reports that the photo was of an Awami League leader’s residence in Jamalpur being set on fire, not Mohammad Ali’s home. Its review concludes that the claim was misleading.

First CheckHealth & medicine

Ivermectin has 15 powerful anti-cancer mechanisms and can effectively treat various types of cancer.

Publisher’s rating: While laboratory research shows promising results, medical experts emphasize that Ivermectin has not undergone clinical trials for cancer, and its use as a treatment remains unproven.

Related reporting describes a compilation of self-reported cancer cases involving antiparasitic drugs, including ivermectin, and argues that these drugs act through multiple mechanisms. The excerpt does not establish that ivermectin effectively treats various cancers.

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