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The issue of health fraud on social media platforms.
has commented broadly on Alzheimer’s research and "promising breakthroughs" in public interviews, but there is no credible evidence that he discovered or endorsed a cure for dementia, nor that he is t...
A viral claim that a house cat “adopted” a fawn or young deer is not, by itself, reliable evidence that artificial intelligence generated or fabricated the footage; however, the broader media environm...
Neurocept is an online-marketed “brain” supplement whose ads have used fabricated headlines, AI-generated imagery and fake endorsements to claim links to prominent figures such as Dr. Ben Carson; inde...