# Claim table — Iyah May / Karmageddon / licence-review Reel

- **Artist identity** — Supported: The verified Instagram Reel is posted by @iyahmayhem / iyah may. Official sites and Newsweek identify her as Australian alt-pop artist Iyah May.
- **Given name** — Reported by Newsweek / search-visible reporting: Newsweek reports her given name as Marguerite Clark. PBC treats this as a media-reported identity detail, not private investigation.
- **Medical background** — Supported by official/secondary sources with limits: Her official sites describe her as a medical doctor; Newsweek reported posts showing her working as a doctor during COVID; HotDoc search snippets show a Marguerite Clark medical-practitioner listing. This check did not locate an AHPRA profile by stage name.
- **Karmageddon history** — Supported: Official bio and Newsweek report that Karmageddon went viral after she refused to change lyrics and lost/ended management representation.
- **Current music status** — Supported: Her official sites list recent releases including Good Citizen, Everything’s Fine, Karmageddon and Karmageddon Acoustic; her Instagram remains active and verified.
- **Medical licence being reviewed** — Self-reported / unconfirmed outcome: In the captured Reel audio she says she is having her medical licence reviewed and has been reported to Australia’s medical board. This check found no public regulator outcome under Iyah May/stage-name searches; under Marguerite Clark searches, public results showed medical-practitioner listings but no public disciplinary finding surfaced.
- **Fauci/COVID-origin claims in caption/lyrics** — Political/artistic claim, not adjudicated here: The Reel/caption references Fauci, COVID origins and the “man-made virus” lyric. This article documents the artist/status context and does not treat the lyrics as proof of a legal or scientific finding.