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In Cape Town, South Africa, during Global Fact 6 in June 2019, I personally had the opportunity to moderate a panel on health and science-focused fact-checking.

While the count of fact-checkers routinely fluctuates, the current number is roughly the same as it was in 2022 and 2021. In more blunt terms: Fact-checking’s growth seems to have leveled off.

Check our work, please When you read a story from the Fact Check Team at USA TODAY, you’ll find text peppered with links. They will take you to the exact claim we’re fact-checking.