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Multiple fact-checks and consumer reports show no evidence that Dr. Ben Carson endorsed the supplement “Neurocept”; spokespeople and fact‑checking outlets say endorsements circulating on social media ...
Available reporting shows no credible evidence that Dr. Sanjay Gupta has ever publicly endorsed or recommended Neurocept; multiple outlets and consumer complaints say his likeness was used in fake ads...
Multiple reputable fact-checks and consumer complaints show Ben Carson did not publicly endorse a memory supplement called Neurocept; ads and videos claiming his endorsement have been identified as fa...
Dr. Sanjay Gupta has publicly addressed and rejected the idea that he is endorsing supplements like Neurocept, using platforms tied to his CNN work to explain how AI and fake ads can misrepresent publ...
U.S. federal law criminalizes sexual content that depicts real, identifiable minors; by contrast, purely fictional depictions of non-human animals or wholly fictional anthropomorphic characters are no...
Illinois law expressly criminalizes sexual conduct with animals, and state statutes and practice treat sexually explicit depictions involving minors or other prohibited categories with severe penaltie...
No official statements or press releases from Dr. Sanjay Gupta about Neurocept or the specific Facebook/Chrome video ads are present in the reporting provided; the materials instead document deceptive...
Available directory and review listings show Christopher (Chris) Kottke operates a Prescott, Arizona practice focused on estate planning, business and related matters and appears in multiple local dir...
If you accidentally viewed illegal sexual content, most legal-commentary sources in the provided set say prosecution usually requires evidence of intentional viewing, possession (e.g., downloaded file...
Available reporting shows no verified statements or social posts from Ben Carson endorsing or mentioning the supplement Neurocept; multiple fact-checks and consumer complaints say ads used fabricated ...
There are no published articles or op‑eds by Dr. Sanjay Gupta endorsing Neurocept in the provided reporting; instead multiple sources say scammers used AI deepfakes of Gupta to market the supplement (...
Experts disagree by age and context: pediatric and safety authorities warn that bed-sharing with infants under 12 months greatly increases risks (AAP/CPSC guidance summarized by Children’s Hospital Co...
Available reporting shows multiple instances where Neurocept and similar products used fabricated or AI‑altered videos and false endorsements purporting to feature Dr. Ben Carson; fact‑checking outlet...
Available reporting and consumer complaints show no verifiable evidence that Neurocept developed any products or technologies while Ben Carson was affiliated with the company; multiple fact-checks and...
There is reporting that marketers have used fake or AI-generated videos and ads showing Ben Carson endorsing supplements such as “Neurocept,” and fact-checkers and reviewers say those endorsements are...