Logically Facts | A Global Initiative To Fight Online Mis/Disinformation

Filters

Latest

The dark side of skin whitening products: Do they work or is it misinformation?

Glutathione and hydroquinone have gained prominence in the skin treatment regimes despite lack of scientific evidence supporting their use. We spoke to doctors to understand if they are helpful or harmful.

Contraception misconceptions: How social media makes women ditch birth control

In India's heartland, a wave of social media-savvy doctors is combating rampant medical misinformation on platforms like Instagram and YouTube.

How ‘doc-influencers’ lead the fight against health misinformation in India

Has YouTube failed to curb cancer-related misinformation?

Weight loss the ‘herbal way’: How harmful supplements flood online marketplaces

Measles and myths: A dangerous duo on the rise

ADHD awareness on social media: Information or clickbait?

Fads and fear drove food misinformation trends in 2023

Faith healing: Where misinformation clashes with science

Can food labels mislead? Experts decode the use of sugar in products

PCOS & endometriosis: Misinformation is making it harder for patients seeking treatment

Inside the health books on Amazon: Pseudoscience and unsubstantiated remedies

Double Check: Soy, sperm rates, and the end of men

Double Check: Is Vaping Safer Than Smoking?

Double Check: What's the World Health Organization Pandemic Treaty?

The Problem With Fact Checking A Stranger's Disability

0 Global Fact-Checks Completed

We rely on information to make meaningful decisions that affect our lives, but the nature of the internet means that misinformation reaches more people faster than ever before

Analysis