As people increasingly use social media for health information, a new study from Auburn University finds that most sleep hacks shared on TikTok are supported by scientific evidence. Getty Images Don’t ...
A new study found only 2% of health and nutrition advice posted on TikTok is accurate. The fitness app MyFitnessPal, partnering with Dublin City University, conducted a study on TikTok in which it ...
A new study finds that TikTok videos about gout frequently spread confusing or inaccurate advice. Most clips focus on diet ...
A steady diet of weight loss TikToks may be quite harmful to mental health, a new study finds. Spending a lot of time on the social media platform — especially watching pro-anorexia content — could ...
As TikTok climbs to become the fifth most popular social media platform globally, with over a billion active users, it’s increasingly seen as a crucial venue for targeted marketing. Despite ongoing ...
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