I keep hearing this claim. Is it true?

A verdict on one claim, what it gets right and what it stretches, with sources you can open.


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Before you repeat something from a group chat, a headline or a confident relative.
Time
5 min
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The prompt

I came across this claim: . I saw it . Search the web and check it. Start with a verdict in a word or two: true, partly true, misleading, false or unsettled. Then tell me in short lines what the claim gets right and what it leaves out or stretches. Link two or three sources I can open, with who published each and when, and say which is strongest. I haven’t told you what I believe, so don’t guess my view and side with it. If good sources disagree, say so and don’t pick a side. If acting on this could affect my health, money or legal position, say who I should confirm it with first. If you can’t search from here, say that first and tell me what to look up.

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