America's Frontline Doctors is an astroturf group making false claims at the expense of human lives. Let's look into them further.

A popular claim online is that Dr. Robert Malone is the creator of mRNA vaccine technology. Is this true?

There are claims that Israel's Data shows that vaccines don't work. Is this true? Let's investigate!

A popular claim making the rounds is that Covid hasn't killed any children while the flu has killed hundreds. Is this true?

Does a scientific study show that black people have a higher number of "DNA Series" than other humans? Let's investigate.

When someone feels the need to remind you of their Ph.D. credentials over and over again, this should give you pause.

There is a claim that being fit is the best protection against Covid-19. Is this claim true? Let's investigate.

Florida's governor, Ron DeSantis, thought it a good idea to establish popup monoclonal antibody treatment centers. Are they really...

Disinformation is making the rounds that the FDA had to recall over 268 test kits. This is not what happened.

The latest disinformation meme is spreading stating that the TB vaccine isn't mandated anywhere. Status: False

Claim: Children rarely get sick from Covid-19 and are not dying of Covid-19 unless they are unhealthy. Sadly, the evidence says otherwise.

Disinformation on the internet about vaccine efficacy frequently has talking points about the ARR, but what is the ARR?

The UK Yellow Card and US VAERS post reported deaths after Covid-19 vaccinations. However, this doesn't mean vaccines caused those deaths.

Tons of videos released on Youtube reveal what appears to be the growth of fungi sprouting from the Martian sand. Let's investigate. This...

A video on social media reveals a woman claiming a magnet can stick to her Pzifer vaccinated injection site.

Covid-19 vaccines are believed by some to be dangerous. Is there cause to be concerned? Yes, but not because of false information.

A nurse catches Covid-19 after vaccination. What does this mean? Read this short article to get the skinny and erase the confusion.

Non-sense is permeating the pseudoscience blogosphere that SARS-Cov-2 are just exosomes and that there is no virus. Let's investigate.

This article is an analysis of the claims of Dr. Wayne Pickering, otherwise known as the Mango Man. Food Combining is his specialty.

Social media is awash with the idea that forehead thermometers can cause brain cancers. Is this true? We shall investigate.