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There is no established, generalizable parasite that causes diabetes in humans; scientific literature records correlations, isolated case reports where parasites damaged pancreatic tissue and produced...
No—there is no credible evidence that or Dr. Oz "found" a parasite that causes diabetes; the claim originates from AI‑generated advertising that falsely used their likenesses to sell a and echoes a lo...
A widely circulated claim that Dr. Phil McGraw and his wife discovered a rapid cure for Type 2 diabetes caused by a pancreatic parasite is unsupported by available reporting and expert fact checks; th...
Fact‑checkers have relied on a suite of classical verification tools — visual forensics, source tracing, official records and court documents, on‑the‑ground reporting and direct interviews — to disman...
Major fact‑checking organizations and mainstream outlets have repeatedly rejected specific viral claims tying Barack Obama or Michelle Obama directly to Jeffrey Epstein — for example, Reuters found a ...
Fact-checking is performed by a mix of independent nonprofits, legacy newsrooms, automated AI tools, and new platform-scale monitors; each brings strengths and systematic weaknesses that affect accura...