It is a greater focus on appearance that led the participants to invest more -- of both time and money -- in make-up use.

The study analyzed coffee consumption of more than 3,86,000 people and found no increased risk of cardiac arrhythmias.

“The only way to defeat bad science would be to contrast it with good science."

The study found that misinformation has resulted in 800 deaths, and close to 6,000 injuries that required hospitalization.

Passing on the onus of fact-checking onto users, and Google, might not be the the most foolproof way to tackle the infodemic.

The WHO posted the news on its website, then later removed the post.

Governments around the world have played a major role in propagating misinformation around the pandemic.

Avoiding non-veg food will not keep the novel coronavirus at bay.

Your earwax can clean itself.

Small breasts won't produce less milk, and drinking cow's milk will not help you produce breast milk.

Recent claims that it does are driven by ideology, not science.

Let's put this myth to bed.