Experts find misinformation in 52 out of 100 top TikTok mental health videos, raising concerns about the impact on viewers ...

A new report claims more than half of the top videos under TikTok’s #mentalhealthtips contain misinformation, but the social ...

A new study revealed that over half of the top mental health advice videos on TikTok spread misinformation that is harmful ...

A study conducted by The Guardian revealed that around half of the mental health tips shared on TikTok contain some form of ...

"TikTok is spreading misinformation by suggesting that there are secret universal tips and truths that may actually make a viewer feel even worse, like a failure, when these tips don’t simply cure," ...

The information on TikTok may make your mental health worse rather than heal it.' In Japan, NHK conducted its own investigation and confirmed that there was misinformation, such as 'drinking ...

While platforms like TikTok can play a role in normalising conversations about mental health, they certainly should not substitute for professional care.

TikTok is rife with misleading advice on how to manage depression and anxiety, from magic herbs to showering with an orange.

Over half of the top posts under the hashtag #mentalhealthtips were flagged for containing misinformation. An analysis by The Guardian revealed that 52 of the 100 most-viewed TikTok videos featuring ...