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Multiple fact‑checking organizations have found that social‑media ads claiming Dr. Ben Carson discovered a “blue honey” or CBD‑gummies cure and that he endorsed products are fabricated and described a...
Available reporting shows multiple fact‑checks and news outlets rejecting claims that Dr. Ben Carson endorsed or appeared on 60 Minutes to announce a cure for dementia; fact‑checkers say the attributi...
There is no credible evidence that Dr. Ben Carson developed a dementia medicine made with honey and another substance, nor that he endorsed any such product; multiple fact‑checks say claims linking Ca...
Ben Carson’s team has publicly and categorically denied any connection between the former HUD secretary and a circulating “miracle” memory product, with his spokesperson calling the story fabricated a...
Ben Carson has not been shown in available reporting to have conducted or published medical research linking honey to dementia treatment or prevention; fact‑checks report no evidence he endorsed or au...
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...
Multiple fact‑checks and reporting show that Ben Carson’s name and image have been used in social‑media and web advertising for a range of supplements and “natural cure” products — but Carson and his ...
Recent reporting shows a pattern of scam and misleading ads that use fabricated Ben Carson endorsements to sell unproven health products; multiple fact‑checks say Carson and his representatives deny a...