The rapid spread of health-related misinformation has become a pressing concern, particularly in countries like Cameroon. The dissemination of false medical claims can have dire consequences, undermining public health efforts and leading to widespread confusion and mistrust. This article delves into the role of fact-checking in combating heath misinformation.
Tag Archives: fact check
The advent of deepfake technology has ushered in a new phase of media manipulation that calls into question the fundamental principles of authenticity and truth. It makes it possible to produce incredibly lifelike modified audiovisual content.
The world relies on accurate information, which is why verifying news and data is so important. However, people who speak indigenous languages may struggle to verify information due to language barriers.
The UK in Cameroon, represented by H.E. Barry Lowen, has taken a proactive step to tackle the challenges posed by fake news and disinformation.
The claim that Eneo’s prepaid meters are prototypes is false. Instead, the prepaid meters are being upgraded to the STS Edition 2 standard and are not prototype versions.
Fact checked – Learn about the risks of using a Garlic-Lemon mixture for teeth whitening and enamel erosion.
In African football, where passion and skill converge, a rivalry of epic proportions has captivated fans for decades. The battles between Cameroon and Nigeria.
South Africa has accused Israel of genocide over its actions against the Palestinian people in Gaza and taken the case to the International Court of Justice in The Hague. But a video circulating on social media of a child eating grass has nothing to do with the case – it’s been online since at least early 2022.
No, photos of ‘fighting in Jewish settlements’ will not hack your phone ‘in 10 seconds’ – but never open dodgy files
Claim: The WHO’s Global Digital Health Certification Network, or GDHCN for short, does not allow the organisation to “decide” what vaccinations people in member states must have before they can travel. Ignore social media posts claiming otherwise.