Frustration over medical gaslighting is heating up again, with more than 262 million views for #medicalgaslighting on TikTok. What we see in this stream of thousands of posts on social media are ...

AMA Code of Medical Ethics. Opinion 2.3.2: Professionalism in the use of social media. American Medical Association. Published 2019. Accessed July 26, 2023.

Taking time off social media can provide a refreshing break and benefit mental health. Disabling certain apps, using alternative ways of communication, and other tips can help. Many people ...

Autonomix Medical, Inc. Launches Social Media Channels. Autonomix Medical, Inc. Wed, Nov 8, 2023, 6:00 AM 5 min read. ... today announced the launch of its new corporate social media channels.

Social media can affect all types of relationships in both positive and negative ways. It can help people stay connected, but it may also lead to lower-quality in-person time. People can use ...

Social media has played an instrumental role in chronic illness awareness and advocacy. Here's how people are using these platforms for the better good. Nasha Addarich Martínez Managing Editor ...

If you think social media negatively impacts your mental health, be intentional about how much you're logging on. Try setting screen time limits or set a schedule that outlines when you would ...

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 ...

In a study published in 2013, medical school admissions officers responded to a survey on their perceptions of applicants' use of social media and the effect it could have on the admissions ...

AMA Code of Medical Ethics. Opinion 2.3.2: Professionalism in the use of social media. American Medical Association. Published 2019. Accessed July 26, 2023.

With the term “medical gaslighting” we’ve finally named medicine’s gender problem, but it’s time to get clear about the seriousness of this form of gender bias, writes Diane O’Leary.