Scrutinizing Trump and Biden's Claims for 2024 Presidential Debate: How Effective Is Fact-Checking as Potential Solution to Misinformation and What's the Psychology Behind It?

Medicine & Technology Jun 28, 2024

US Presidential candidates Joe Biden and Donald Trump made claims during the first 2024 presidential debate. Read this article to fact-check their statements.

ChatGPT Provides Inappropriate Recommendation for Cancer; Misinformation Can Affect Clinician-Patient Relationship [Study]

Aug 29, 2023

Cancer patients are encouraged to talk to their physicians instead of relying on ChatGPT. Continue reading to know why.

How Reliable Is Short-term Memory? Humans Can Generate False Memories Just Seconds After the Event Happens

Apr 21, 2023

People are capable of forming false memories of events even seconds after they occurred, which might be influenced by their expectations of what should happen. Read the article to learn more.

Doctors Expresses Concern About New Covid-19 Misinformation Circulating Online

Dec 28, 2022

Read on to know how new Covid-19 misinformation spreads in social media like wildfire.

People Only Listen to Information That Confirms Their Beliefs Even If It Spreads Misinformation Online, Study Reveals

Sep 15, 2021

People selectively listen to information that confirms what they believe is true, a phenomenon called motivated beliefs that often cause much of the misinformation online.