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American country singer and actress (born 1955)
Ads and social posts claiming “Dr. Carson” discovered or endorses a memory drug such as “Neurocept” are unsupported by available reporting: multiple fact-checkers found fabricated headlines and no evi...
Advertisements and social posts that tie Dr. Ben Carson to a product called MemoryLift (or similar “brain” supplements and sprays) have been repeatedly debunked; Carson’s representatives say he has no...
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...
Claims tying Ben Carson to an inhaled “memory” product list four herbal ingredients — monk fruit, lavender, rosemary and mint — and experts say those ingredients offer no proven Alzheimer’s benefit; t...
Major fact‑checking organizations have repeatedly debunked social posts tying Ben Carson to a cure for Alzheimer’s or dementia, finding no evidence he discovered or endorsed treatments such as miracle...
There is no credible scientific evidence that Dr. Ben Carson has discovered a “natural cure” for dementia or Alzheimer’s disease; multiple fact‑checks report fabricated ads and false endorsements link...
Ben Carson’s name has repeatedly been attached to Memyts-style memory supplement scams and deepfake endorsements, but multiple fact-checks and Carson’s representatives say he has not endorsed such pro...
Reports and fact‑checks show Ben Carson has not publicly promoted or named any specific prescription “memory” drugs as part of an endorsement; instead, he has spoken in general terms about emerging Al...
Multiple independent fact‑checks show there is no credible evidence that Ben Carson has endorsed, promoted or is connected to Memory Lift or similar “miracle” memory products; fact‑checkers found doct...
Social posts and fake ads claim Dr. Ben Carson is endorsing or has developed “cognitive fuel” — nasal sprays or pills that prevent or reverse Alzheimer’s — but multiple fact-checks and Carson’s repres...
Multiple fact‑checking outlets and reporting show that social media ads and webpages have falsely claimed Ben Carson endorsed or promoted brain supplements or miracle Alzheimer’s cures; Carson’s repre...
There is no credible reporting in the provided sources that Dolly Parton confronted Joy Behar on The View; the episode that sparked headlines involved Behar criticizing the original “Jolene” lyrics in...
Available reporting shows repeated social-media ads and doctored content that wrongly tie Dr. Ben Carson to miracle memory products; Carson’s representatives say he has not endorsed or even heard of t...
Ben Carson has not supported or endorsed the supplement marketed as “Memory Lift”; multiple fact-checks report that Carson’s representatives say he “has never ‘developed, endorsed, or even heard’ of t...
Claims that Dr. Ben Carson discovered a quick “cure” for dementia or a method that restores memory to a youthful state are unsupported by reporting and have been repeatedly debunked; Reuters and AFP r...
Available reporting shows multiple consumer complaints and fact‑checks tying Neurocept-style ads to fabricated endorsements from high‑profile doctors, including Ben Carson, but I found no primary clin...
Ben Carson is a retired neurosurgeon who served as U.S. Housing and Urban Development secretary (2017–2021) and has frequently been the target of false health-product endorsements; multiple fact-check...
Celebrity names and faces have been deployed repeatedly — sometimes fraudulently — to sell unproven Alzheimer’s and “memory” supplements, exploiting public trust in familiar figures and gaps in supple...
No reliable reporting shows Ben Carson has cited peer‑reviewed scientific studies to back specific memory‑improvement products or claims; instead, multiple fact‑checks find false attributions, ambiguo...
Public reporting and multiple fact‑checks show Ben Carson has repeatedly been named in ads and fabricated articles claiming he discovered or endorsed cures or home remedies for dementia — but those en...