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Despite the numerous health benefits, turmeric is not a cure for COVID-19, as suggested by several viral posts made since the beginning of the pandemic.

Separating Fact From Fiction: Is Turmeric Really The Magic Spice?

‘Adrenochrome Eye’: No, Celebs Are Not Injecting Tears of Children

An advocated called Vibhor Anand has shared multiple conspiracy theories on his Twitter handle. 

No, Influenza Vaccine Will Not Give You COVID-19

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FIT WebQoof: Will Having Millets Protect You From Coronavirus?

Fact-Check: Millets and Coronavirus. A claim on social media says that having millets will prevent you from getting coronavirus.

Fit WebQoof: Brucellosis is Not Caused by a ‘New Virus’ From China

Fact-check: Brucellosis is actually a bacterial disease which has been around for a while. 

WHO Didn’t Issue “7 Brain Damaging” Habits, Here’s a Fact-Check

The post is filled with typographical and grammatical errors.

About 4.48% of people in rural India had experienced depressive disorders in their lifetime, as compared to 8.23 in urban metros.

Mental Health an Urban Concern? Here’s How Rural India Fares

Fact Check: Are Copper Masks Effective Against Coronavirus?

Fact Check: Is Infrared Thermometer Use on Forehead Harmful?

The video has been made by Bishwaroop Roy Choudhary.

Fact Check: Can You Cure Diabetes Without Medication in 24 Hours?

Fact-Check: Viral Message Claims Exercise Can Tackle COVID-19 

Fact-Check: Do Masks Cause CO2 Toxicity in Your Body?

Despite the numerous health benefits, turmeric is not a cure for COVID-19, as suggested by several viral posts made since the beginning of the pandemic.

Separating Fact From Fiction: Is Turmeric Really The Magic Spice?

‘Adrenochrome Eye’: No, Celebs Are Not Injecting Tears of Children

An advocated called Vibhor Anand has shared multiple conspiracy theories on his Twitter handle. 

No, Influenza Vaccine Will Not Give You COVID-19

Image used for representational purposes. 
Fact-Check: Millets and Coronavirus. A claim on social media says that having millets will prevent you from getting coronavirus.

FIT WebQoof: Will Having Millets Protect You From Coronavirus?

Fit WebQoof: Brucellosis is Not Caused by a ‘New Virus’ From China

Fact-check: Brucellosis is actually a bacterial disease which has been around for a while. 

WHO Didn’t Issue “7 Brain Damaging” Habits, Here’s a Fact-Check

The post is filled with typographical and grammatical errors.
About 4.48% of people in rural India had experienced depressive disorders in their lifetime, as compared to 8.23 in urban metros.

Mental Health an Urban Concern? Here’s How Rural India Fares

Fact Check: Are Copper Masks Effective Against Coronavirus?

Are copper masks really more effective against the virus?

Fact Check: Is Infrared Thermometer Use on Forehead Harmful?

Inside the infrared thermometer is a device called a thermopile. This thermopile captures the infrared radiation of the body and converts it to the temperature number.
The video has been made by Bishwaroop Roy Choudhary.

Fact Check: Can You Cure Diabetes Without Medication in 24 Hours?

Fact-Check: Viral Message Claims Exercise Can Tackle COVID-19 

Exercise can contribute to general good health and therefore to a healthy immune system.

Fact-Check: Do Masks Cause CO2 Toxicity in Your Body?

Fact-check: A campaign named ‘Burn the Mask, Get Freedom’ is dangerous and unscientific.