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Claims that Dr. Ben Carson has “found a cure” for dementia or Alzheimer’s are false: multiple fact‑checks say the headlines and ads are fabricated and there is currently no cure for Alzheimer’s diseas...
A wave of online ads and pages claiming that endorsed a memory product called “” or a nasal spray (sometimes named AlzClipp) are false and use doctored content to mislead consumers; Carson’s represent...
Multiple recurring claims say Michael Jackson faked his 2009 death to escape debt, media pressure, or to live anonymously; those theories were widely circulated online and in documentaries and podcast...
Multiple viral clips purporting to show President Joe Biden behaving inappropriately with children have circulated online, but independent fact‑checkers have identified original, unedited source foota...
Available reporting finds no evidence that Dr. Ben Carson has led or sponsored clinical trials for dementia or Alzheimer’s treatments; fact‑checks say claims tying him to miracle cures or product endo...