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There is no indication in the provided reporting that CalcSD has been formally cited or externally validated through peer‑reviewed journal articles; the materials available are principally the CalcSD ...
Available reporting shows Sabrina Wallace is a public commentator and self-described technologist who discusses the human “biofield,” personal area networks, and alleged covert technologies in podcast...
Manuka honey has attracted peer-reviewed attention mostly in laboratory and animal studies and in narrative/systematic reviews that group it with other honeys for potential neuroprotective actions, bu...
There is no evidence in the supplied reporting that a product or trial named “Memo Blast” has been registered on ClinicalTrials.gov or published in peer‑reviewed journals; the materials provided descr...
Available reporting and indexed profiles do not identify any peer‑reviewed articles on arthritis authored by a Dr. Philip Bagshaw; the best direct evidence—his ResearchGate profile—lists medical and s...
Patients can confirm whether a neuropathy treatment has been tested in registered clinical trials by checking public trial registries, reading trial records for phase, status and outcomes, looking for...
Using ORCID and institutional webpages together gives a reliable, low-friction way to confirm whether a named dementia researcher is who they claim to be: ORCID provides a persistent, name‑independent...
Available reporting and search results show no peer‑reviewed academic papers authored or published by an entity named “Neurocept.” My search found press releases and consumer coverage about a suppleme...
Ben Carson built a long clinical and surgical career at Johns Hopkins and is credited with pioneering surgeries (including the 1987 occipital craniopagus twin separation and hemispherectomy refinement...
Academic measurement of changes in public trust toward celebrities specifically after allegations against Michael Jackson is not documented in the provided sources; public-opinion polling and cultural...
There is little to no coverage in the provided sources of peer‑reviewed studies that evaluate a consumer supplement or company called “Neurocept” as a device or therapeutic; most hits are marketing, r...
There is no evidence in the supplied reporting or patent records that a molecule, drug, company product or intellectual property formally named “memoblast” appears in peer‑reviewed scientific literatu...
Available sources locate promotional press releases and marketing‑style reviews for the supplement Neurocept but do not identify any peer‑reviewed journal articles or formal regulatory submissions sum...
Available public records and profiles show a Dr. Eric Berg who is widely known as a chiropractic health educator and author with many books and a large online audience, but a clear, authoritative list...
Available sources do not show any academic papers or government/policy reports that cite Blendr News; the search hits include a Blendr News Substack page and media mentions about the outlet (e.g., a G...
Scholarly practice normally assesses an author’s academic credibility by counting citations, checking institutional affiliations, and reading peer reviews or book reviews that place work into discipli...
The three provided source analyses contain , so the claim cannot be verified from the material you gave. All three entries explicitly report that their contents are unrelated to Israetel or academic p...
The name "Dr. Gupta" appears in multiple academic and news contexts, but the available records do establish a clear, singular identity for a branded "Memory Master Dr. Gupta" with a consistent set of ...