In recent days, messages have been circulating on social media claiming that “toothpicks infected with HIV are allegedly being found in fruits.” Some posts present this information as if it comes from a “reliable source” or a “sanitary inspector.” However, this information has no basis and is considered fake. 🔍 Origin of the Rumors Such messages first appeared in the early 2010s in various countries. For example, in Russia, Kazakhstan, Egypt, India, and even the USA, rumors

A video is circulating online claiming that cats are "infecting" children with a dangerous disease. In reality, this refers to microsporia, a fungal skin and fur disease that occurs in both animals and humans, but it's important to understand: ❗️ Cats aren't the only source of microsporia. Microsporia is a fungal infection caused by the dermatophyte Microsporum. In humans, it's known as "ringworm." It's not fatal and completely treatable, but it requires attention. The fung

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There was a message on social networks that "Johnson & Johnson" baby powder causes cancer. According to the Roskachestvo portal, Johnson...

Videos and photo messages about the dangers of the drug “Rinotin Kids” are being circulated  on social platforms. Rhinotin Kids syrup is...