Social Media 'More Likely to Suppress Women's Health Content over Men's', Young People Say

Utah teen says social media can be humanizing, even if overwhelming

Through social media, misinformation spreads like wildfire through the masses. But some Utah teens say social media is still a good thing.

Social media more likely to suppress women’s health content over men’s

Social media platforms are more likely to suppress women’s health content over men’s, according to the nation’s young adults.

Social media 'more likely to suppress women's health content over men's', young people say

A study of 4,000 people found while three quarters of those aged 18-34 are turning to social media to educate themselves about male and female health, many struggle to find what they need.

Social media platforms are more likely to suppress women’s health content over men’s

Social media platforms are more likely to suppress women’s health content over men’s, according to the nation’s young adults. A study of 4,000 people found while three quarters of those aged 18-34 are turning to social media to educate themselves about male and female health, many struggle to find what they need. Among users aged 18-24, 34 per cent admit they find it difficult to source information when searching for women’s health – something 2…