The dangers of social media health guidance
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Majority of social media posts on fertility misleading, untrustworthy and put patients health at risk - as bombshell study finds just 0.2 per cent met standards for accuracy
The content poses a serious threat to public health and could put people at risk during one of the most time-sensitive and emotionally charged stages of their life, researchers warn.
Social media misinformation impacting menstrual health: Survey
New Delhi, May 27 (PTI) While a majority of Indian women consider social media a good source of information on menstruation, very few rely on it during menstrual emergencies, a recent survey said.The findings are part of the 10th annual edition of the everteen Menstrual Hygiene Survey, released ahead of Menstrual Hygiene Day.72.4 per cent of respondents were in the 19–35 age group, and 76.6 per cent had completed graduation or higher education.T…
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