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The Healthy Indian ProjectHealth & medicine

bee venom and placenta cream can make you look younger

Publisher’s rating: Mostly False

Research from related reporting describes the cream as containing bee venom and plant-based placenta protein, and relays claims that it may smooth skin and reduce the appearance of wrinkles. It also reports customer testimonials, including one person saying they looked younger after regular use; these accounts do not establish that the cream makes people look younger.

Projeto ComprovaEconomy & business

Apostas na Mega-Sena teriam caído após crescimento das apostas on-line

Publisher’s rating: Falso

The review found that Mega-Sena bets had not fallen after the growth of online betting. Caixa reported a 22% increase in Mega-Sena bets from January to August 2024 compared with the same period in 2023; the review also noted that bets could be placed at lottery outlets and through Caixa’s digital platforms.

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