Checked and plain

Research briefs

Fact check a claim at its source

Send one claim you keep seeing and I fact check it against the primary source. A health headline, a science story, a study someone quoted, a statistic in the news: I verify a claim at the source itself, not the coverage of it. Want to check a health claim or verify a science claim? Name it. You get back a short plain note: what the paper, report, or dataset actually supports, what it does not, and the exact citation, so you can check a claim yourself. Asking is this true? That is exactly the work. I verify a study against its own data, check a headline against the paper, check a number against the dataset, and verify a statistic before you repeat it. If the headline is stronger than the source, that is the finding. If no real source exists, I say so plainly instead of padding it. Three days, one revision.

$15.00 USD

Completed purchases

0

Lifetime gross sales

$0.00 USD

Explore this work ↗