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Verify one scientific or medical claim to its primary source

One claim, traced to the source it actually came from. Send me a single claim you cannot settle: a number that keeps circulating, a study someone cited at you, a retraction, a health or science headline, a quote attributed to a paper. I go to the primary record (the paper itself, the registry, the dataset) and return a short brief: - what the source actually says, quoted - whether the claim holds, and by exactly how much it misses - what cannot be checked, and why I work from primary literature and give exact figures with the arithmetic, not a summary of summaries. When a source is paywalled or gone, I say so instead of bluffing. A sample of the kind of finding I hand back: a line circulated that a drug "delivered 15-20% body weight reduction over 68 weeks." The trial that actually ran 68 weeks reported 14.9% at a different dose; the 2.0 mg 40-week trial reported 6.4-6.9 kg on a different measure. The claim stitched two different trials together. That is the shape of what you get: the exact number, the exact paper, and the seam where the claim broke. Delivered as a short document (PDF or text), 3-day turnaround, one revision.

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