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Finding Health Advice on Social Media Is Easier Than Knowing Which Claims to Trust - U.S. News & World Report


Finding Health Advice on Social Media Is Easier Than Knowing Which Claims to Trust In the corners of social media dominated by wellness content, influencers recommend an assortment of treatments ... Read More

Barbara Corcoran: The Social Media Mistake Everyone Makes — And How It’s Costing You - MSN


Barbara Corcoran is more than one of America's most iconic investors and businesswomen. She's also become something of a social media star, often lauded for her approachable and digestible ... Read More

Gen Z seek medical advice via social media, not doctor - WAVY.com


Social media is already notorious for its addictiveness, and now with a boost of mental health and medical advice ready and available at the swipe of your fingertips, these apps are even harder to ... Read More

Is Social Media The Best Place To Get Fitness And Health Advice?


Despite the fact that many people don't trust social media as a source for news, according to a recent survey from the Cleveland Clinic and Parade magazine 44% of Americans turn to Facebook ... Read More

Doctors urge caution as more Americans turn to social media for health advice - WXYZ Channel 7


We've all been there before. We don't feel quite right and turn to the internet for a little advice. A recent study by CharityRX found that 65% of Americans seek out health advice from Google. Read More

Troubleshooters: How to protect yourself and your money against social media scams - 6abc Philadelphia


The amount of money consumers lost to all types of social media fraud totaled $770 million in 2021 and continues to rise. 24/7 Live Philadelphia Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware Welcome, Mickey ... Read More

Medical Tests Promoted by Influencers May Be Unnecessary and Risky - Everyday Health


A study of nearly 1,000 social media posts about direct-to-consumer medical tests found that most downplayed the risks and overhyped the benefits. Influencers often have a financial incentive to ... Read More

Barbara Corcoran: The Social Media Mistake Everyone Makes — And How It’s Costing You - Nasdaq


Corcoran’s Advice Reinforced by Social Media Marketing Experts Corcoran’s advice may be more recent, but other social media marketing experts have stated similar sentiments in the past. Read More


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