Self-diagnosis of ADHD is a popular trend, but a new study examines the potential medical misinformation associated with it.
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Some TikTok users trust medical influencers more than their own doctors
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ADHD is a popular self-diagnosis on TikTok, but mental health patients don’t always prioritize accuracy
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TikTok is attacking misinformation on multiple fronts
TikTok is tackling medical misinformation alongside the World Health Organization and sanctioning Russia-backed accounts RT and Sputnik.
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YouTube details “long-term vision” for its medical misinformation policy
YouTube will develop a "policy framework" for medical content that identifies prevention, treatment, and denial misinformation.
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YouTube Demonetizes, Tweaks Algorithm On Videos That Peddle Bogus Cancer Cures
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