An article published in a medical journal makes reference to nicknames for hormone replacement therapy that included “antiboyotics, trans-mission fluid, and the Notorious H.R.T.”
A popular social media post claims that pouring fabric softener like Downy in your toilet (or using laundry detergent) is an amazing bathroom housekeeping hack.
Social media users are reporting a real-life, fast-spreading rumor Prince Philip (husband to Queen Elizabeth) died around January 17 2020.
Can anyone really make holy water, but only in exigent circumstances? And can you really make infinite amounts of holy water with a quantity loophole?
The dispute over using Gregorian or Hebrew calendars long predates the cheeky graphic.
Widely shared articles claimed that Americans pay much more on average for health services as their Canadian neighbors do under their single-payer system.
A Facebook user’s post claiming that Blue Buffalo brand Dental Bones gravely sickened her dog Dallas was shared nearly half a million times in just a few days.
News stories about a veteran’s repossessed legs claimed that various entities disputed payments for the artificial limbs.
Escalating tensions between the United States and Iran in January 2020 sparked rumors that using antidepressants was a shield against being drafted to serve in the military.
Should you say no to piercing guns? It depends who’s wielding it, and on factors such as a sterile setting and trained professional are more strongly linked with safe piercing.
