YouTube is now allowing healthcare professionals in the U.K. to apply if they wish to have their videos marked as credible sources.
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YouTube details “long-term vision” for its medical misinformation policy
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YouTube’s fight against medical misinformation has come to the U.K.
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Amid Pandemic, Dozens Of Health Professionals Petition For Tech Companies To Curtail Misinformation
Dozens of doctors, nurses, and health experts are asking fellow professionals in the space to sign an open letter demanding more action from social platforms in stemming misinformation about the coronavirus and other health issues.
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