Fact-checking the Viral Ad for Vietnamese Brides: A Shocking Reality

A photograph circulating on social media has captured the attention of millions. The image shows an advertisement allegedly offering Vietnamese wives for sale, sparking outrage and concern due to its shocking nature. Fact Crescendo has decided to investigate this matter further. Social Media Claim The viral image in question, found on Twitter, depicts a newspaper […]

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Fact Check: Viral Video of Floor Tiles Popping

A video has recently gone viral on social media, garnering millions of views. The video shows floor tiles popping up from the ground, an event that was caught on camera. Social Media Posts The video was shared on Twitter and quickly spread across various social media platforms. The video has been viewed over 1.9 million […]

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Unraveling the Mystery of the ‘Rainbow Meat’

In the age of social media, even food can go viral, drawing worldwide attention and sparking conversations. A recent unusual phenomenon known as ‘Rainbow Meat’ has fascinated internet users. This image sparked debates and aroused curiosity online. Social Media Posts A Facebook page shared a picture of beef exhibiting a rainbow sheen. The picture was […]

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Media Literacy Workshops by Fact Crescendo Thailand

The Media Literacy project is an initiative by Fact Crescendo aimed at fostering accurate knowledge and understanding of today’s fast-evolving digital media landscape. This project aims to enhance the skills needed to analyse, critique, evaluate, and comprehend digital media content effectively.  Individuals who take part in this program would be better equipped to discern reliable […]

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Knowing New COVID-19 variant JN.1: Severity, Symptoms, and Protection

During the recent New Year period, the rate of COVID-19 cases increased. The World Health Organization (WHO) and the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) have announced the discovery of a new variant of COVID, termed JN.1. What to Know about the New Variant According to UN, JN.1’s most alarming characteristic is […]

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Do Sheet Masks Lose Effectiveness When Refrigerated?

In the realm of skincare, the use of sheet masks has become a popular and cherished practice. However, a common claim has emerged suggesting that storing sheet masks in the fridge can undermine their effectiveness by causing pores to constrict when applied cold. In this article, we’ll delve into the science behind this assertion and […]

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Is it true that tissue from China is contaminated and should not be used on the body?

Imported tissues from China have become increasingly popular in Thailand, primarily because of their lower price compared to domestically produced tissues. However, there are concerns about the quality and safety of these products raised by several users on social media. Specifically, there are concerns about products with codes ending in 810 and 808. This topic […]

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Does Astaxanthin Have Any Harmful Effects on the Liver?

There is a viral post on the X platform (Twitter) claiming that consuming Astaxanthin supplements has a negative impact on liver health. This post has been widely shared in a short period of time, causing concern among many users. The Fact Crescendo team has decided to conduct further fact-checking on this issue. Social Media Post […]

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hMPV is ‘not’ a new type of virus, as claimed on social media

In an age where information spreads rapidly, the internet has become a hub for both knowledge and misinformation. This is particularly true in the realm of health, where sensational claims often capture attention. Lately, there has been a surge of panic on online platforms, driven by the claim that a new virus, hMPV, is emerging. […]

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The respiratory Illness outbreak in China is causing global concern

The last update on Nov. 27, 2023 Updated: China clarified there is ‘no new pathogen’ Recently, on November 24th, China provided additional data. WHO stated that no “unusual or novel pathogens” were detected, attributing the increase in respiratory illnesses to multiple known pathogens. The surge in cases is linked to easing COVID-19 restrictions, with the […]

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