As the CancerDisinfo community, we convened a multifaceted Stakeholder Meeting at Galatasaray University to address cancer disinformation and health literacy…
We met with our mukhtars at TED University ‘for healthy neighborhoods’
At CancerDisinfo, we believe health literacy is about more than just accessing accurate information; it is built through trust, active…
We discussed health literacy with local governments at the Healthy Cities Forum
Partnerships established primarily with local governments, grassroots initiatives, and civil society will be our greatest strength in building the healthy…
What happens when a country cuts the budget for cancer research?
The life impact of public funding for cancer research is greater than meets the eye. Reducing financial support in this…
Claim: Overripe bananas containing TNF that fights cancer cells
While bananas are healthy and contain beneficial nutrients, there's no scientific evidence they produce cancer-fighting compounds or provide meaningful cancer…
Women’s health at risk from cancer misinformation spreading on TikTok
A study has revealed that millions of women are turning to TikTok for information about gynecologic cancers, but the vast…
Is dandelion root a cure for cancer or just a marketing gimmick?
Many substances that work well in the lab may not show the same effect in the human body.
CancerDisinfo receives BUILD 2025 Grant from the International Fact-Checking Network
We are proud to announce that CancerDisinfo has been selected as one of the recipients of the BUILD 2025 Grant.
Summary: Study finds widespread cancer misinformation on social media
One-third of the most popular cancer-related articles shared on social media contain misinformation.
How social media distorts cancer information
Platforms like Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook often reward virality over accuracy, allowing health misinformation to spread faster than the truth.