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Lead Stories→ Fact Check: FAKE Video Of Dr. Oz Promoting ‘Fat-Dissolving Weight Loss Pills’ Has AI Voice
Is a video showing Dr. Mehmet Oz promoting weight loss pills that help dissolve fat authentic? No, that's not true: The original video of Dr. Oz wearing the same outfit is available on the internet and he never mentions a deal for weight
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: Faked Video Does NOT Show Naturopath Barbara O’Neill Recommending Oxygen Pills For Tiredness
Does an authentic video show naturopath Barbara O'Neill recommending oxygen pills for tiredness, as a video on Facebook claims? No, that's not true: This is not an authentic video of O'Neill, but one that appears dubbed. Lead Stories trac
PolitiFact→ Viral image – This ad wears thin: Don’t fall for a deepfake of Kelly Clarkson hawking diet pills
Video shows singer Kelly Clarkson discussing a “weight loss formula.”
The Dispatch→ Abortion Pills, Explained
Packages of Mifepristone tablets are displayed on April 13, 2023. (Photo illustration by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)What happens when a pregnant woman follows the FDA-approved abortion regimen?Continue reading Abortion Pills, Explained »
PolitiFact→ Alliance Defending Freedom – Do 1 in 5 women suffer complications from abortion pills? No, group suing FDA shares flawed data
Abortion pills are dangerous and “1 in 5 women will suffer a complication.”
PolitiFact→ Walgreens – Walgreens claimed that it ‘always’ planned to sell abortion pills where legal. Is that true?
Walgreens’ position “has always been” to “dispense Mifepristone in any jurisdiction where it is legally permissible to do so.”
The Dispatch→ The Regulatory Battle over Abortion Pills Heats Up
A Walgreens Pharmacy storefront. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)Plus: Turmoil at the Federal Trade Commission.The post The Regulatory Battle over Abortion Pills Heats Up appeared first on The Dispatch.
PolitiFact→ Viral image – Old photo of former President Donald Trump used to hawk diet pills
This photo shows former President Donald Trump “last week.”
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: Iodine Pills ARE Sold In Canadian Home Hardware Store
Are iodine pills sold in a Canadian Home Hardware store? Yes, that's true: The operations manager for the store featured in a viral video told Lead Stories the pills are for sale at their location due to rising tensions between Russia and
Truth or Fiction?→ Oklahoma Semitruck Accident Spills Adult Toys
On September 14 2022, a popular post to Reddit’s r/funny suggested that a tractor-trailer had “spilled a load of dildos and lube” in Oklahoma City: Semi Spilled a Load of Dildos and Lube in Oklahoma City from funny
Snopes→ Instagram and Facebook Remove Posts Offering Abortion Pills
Such social media posts were ostensibly aimed to help women living in states where preexisting laws banning abortion suddenly snapped into effect.
Logically→ Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla introduced ingestible pills with a dissolvable chip during the World Economic Forum’s Davos summit.
A 2018 video of Bourla referring to the ingestible pill monitoring technology by Otsuka Pharmaceutical has been used to claim Pfizer introduced it.
Snopes→ Did Amber Heard Pull Pills from Behind Her Ear and Eat Them?
Another rumor makes the rounds amid the Depp v. Heard trial.
AllSides→ Plan B Pills Still Legal in Tennessee and Missouri, Contrary to Social Media Claims
https://www.factcheck.org/2022/05/plan-b-pills-still-legal-in-tennessee-and-missouri-contrary-to-social-media-claims/
FactCheck.org→ Plan B Pills Still Legal in Tennessee and Missouri, Contrary to Social Media Claims
Quick Take Proposed legislation in Tennessee and Missouri would not regulate Plan B contraception pills, and experts say state “trigger laws” that would take effect if Roe v. Wade were overturned will not ban methods of birth control. But social me
Logically→ Pills can be used to “reverse” an abortion.
Medical experts have said that there is no evidence that these drugs are fit for use. It is not scientifically possible to reverse a termination.
Logically→ The U.S. state of Tennessee has banned contraceptive pills.
The new bill in Tennessee penalizes the distribution of abortion pills by mail and has not banned contraceptive medication.
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: Tennessee, Missouri Are NOT Banning Plan B, Other Emergency Contraceptive Pills
Did Tennessee and Missouri ban Plan B and other emergency contraceptive pills? No, that's not true: These states are not banning Plan B and other morning-after pills at the time of writing. Tennessee legislators passed a bill criminalizin
Snopes→ No, Pregnancy Tests Do Not Contain Plan B Pills
Please, do not eat any part of a pregnancy test.
PolitiFact→ Pam Keith – Tennessee passed a ban on mailing abortion pills, not emergency contraceptives like Plan B
“Tennessee just banned Plan B and made it a crime punishable by a $50,000 fine to order it.”
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: Plan B Pills Are NOT Inside Pregnancy Tests — Tablet Inside Tests Is A Desiccant Disc To Keep Contents Dry
Are Plan B pills inside pregnancy tests? No, that's not true: The small discs that are found inside pregnancy test kits are not a consumable pill of any kind but desiccant tablets that are part of packaging. Desiccants are "commonly used
Snopes→ Next Battle over Access to Abortion Will Focus on Pills
Use of abortion pills has been rising in the U.S. since 2000 when the FDA approved mifepristone — the main drug used in medication abortions.
Snopes→ Braces, Sex Pills, Fake Eyeball Among Bizarre NJ Beach Trash
Volunteers picked up a record amount of trash from New Jersey's beaches last year, with plastic items dominating the haul.
PolitiFact→ Facebook posts – Oprah Winfrey is not hawking diet pills
“Oprah reveals her fully-natural solution that allowed her to drop 62 (pounds) in six weeks.”
Snopes→ Is the Video of Pills Burning on Top of a Stove Real?
The video showed 10 pills growing into a snake-like form above the flames from the stovetop that might remind some readers of Medusa.
Logically→ A Muslim vendor sold fruit juices adulterated with infertility pills to Hindu customers.
An old video of a fruit vendor who was caught mixing food color into fresh juice has been misattributed as a recent incident with a false narrative.
Full Fact→ Facebook posts falsely advertise weight loss pills as endorsed by judges on US Dragons’ Den
Clips advertising weight loss pills have been shared tens of thousands of times on Facebook, claiming endorsement from judges on Shark Tank, the US version of Dragons’ Den. This is false. Weight loss pills have never featured on the US version of
Snopes→ Did Pro-Abortion Protesters Take Abortion Pills Outside Supreme Court Building?
Visual evidence surfaced supposedly showing four protesters outside the federal courthouse taking pills to end early pregnancies.
Truth or Fiction?→ Are Birth Control Pills 1000 Times More Likely To Cause Blood Clots Than The J&J Vaccine?
An April 13 2021 Facebook screenshot of a tweet was part of disordered discourse surrounding a “pause” by the Biden administration of the Johnson & Johnson shot for COVID-19. As conspiracy theories about and disinformation about the eff
Snopes→ Buttigieg-Warren Clash on Campaign Trail Spills Into Debate
The long-festering feud between Elizabeth Warren and Pete Buttigieg erupted in a high-stakes debate that tested the strength of the Democratic Party's shrinking pool of presidential contenders just six weeks before primary voting begins.
Snopes→ Does a Viral Video Show ‘Paralysis’ Pills in Turkish Snack Sold in the US?
The image of two small tablets inside a Luppo coconut cream bar caused widespread concern — and widespread misinformation — in November 2019.
Snopes→ As the Nation’s Opioid Crisis Grew, the Pills Got Stronger
An Associated Press analysis of drug distribution data released as a result of lawsuits against the industry found that the amount of opioids as measured by total potency continued to rise early this decade even as the number of pills distributed began
Snopes→ Police: 3 Students Had Thousands of Fentanyl Pills on Campus
The opioid crisis has gripped communities across the U.S.
Snopes→ Grocery Robots Detect Spills with Some Far-Off Human Help
The googly eyes are fake, but each robot has eight cameras — some directed down at the floor and others that can see shelves.
Snopes→ Pills for Appendicitis? Surgery Often Not Needed, Study Says
A new study says surgery isn't always needed for appendicitis and that antibiotics instead can often do the trick.
Snopes→ Indiana Police Say They Seized ‘Trump-Shaped Ecstasy Pills’
Some drug traffickers appear to be using President Donald Trump's image to brand their illegal wares.
Snopes→ A Sticky Mess: Liquid Chocolate Spills Onto Polish Highway
A tractor-trailer has overturned on a Polish highway, spilling tons of liquid chocolate that are solidifying into a huge sticky mess.
Snopes→ Ex-Wife Ivana Claims Donald Trump Is Addicted to Penis Enlargement Pills?
A fake news site used a screenshot of Ivana Trump to prop up a false claim she said her famous former husband is "addicted" to penile enhancement drugs.
FactCheck.org→ Social Media Posts Misinterpret Biden on mRNA Cancer Vaccines
SciCheck Digest COVID-19 vaccines are not “being used to cure cancer,” as social media posts falsely claim, misinterpreting President Joe Biden’s reference to mRNA cancer vaccines during his State of the Union address. Biden was refer