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Deutsche Presse-Agentur (dpa)

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Publisher’s rating: De bewering mist alle context en is daardoor misleidend. Clinton sprak over pogingen van Rusland en andere buitenlandse mogendheden om de Amerikaanse verkiezingen te beïnvloeden. In die context heeft ze het ook over Amerikanen "die zich bezighouden met dit soort propaganda". Ze heeft het dus over heel specifieke zaken en spreekt bovendien niet over "opsluiten".

First CheckHealth & medicine

Childhood vaccination leads to autism

Publisher’s rating: Scientific consensus firmly establishes that childhood vaccinations do not cause autism

Research from related reporting says that in November, Kennedy directed the CDC to abandon its position that vaccines do not cause autism, without supplying new evidence (S1). Another report says Kennedy linked an ingredient used in the hepatitis B vaccine to autism without citing evidence (S2).

maharat-newsEconomy & business

هل يمكن استمرار تعامل المصارف المُراسلة مع المصارف اللبنانية حتّى لو تم إدراج لبنان على اللائحة الرمادية؟

Publisher’s rating: صحيح

The review says correspondent-bank relationships could continue if Lebanon were placed on the grey list; it notes there is no international rule requiring banks to stop dealing with banks in listed countries. Each correspondent bank would decide based on its own assessment of risk, so continuation was possible but not guaranteed.

First CheckHealth & medicine

Chemotherapy has a failure rate of 97%

Publisher’s rating: Effectiveness of chemotherapy and cancer survival rates vary based on various factors such as disease progression, patient health status, comorbidities, and lifestyle habits. This is a complex issue and cannot be reduced to a simplistic statement.

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