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

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

More than half of the most popular TikTok videos about mental health peddle misinformation and pose a significant risk to ...

The internet is both excellent and horrible at spreading information and community. In one sense, it can provide access to so many people and perspectives that aren't available in a person's ...

Millions of people turn to TikTok every day not just for entertainment, but increasingly for advice about their mental health ...

The investigation took note of dubious mental treatments promoted on TikTok and prompted a response from the platform itself.

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

More than half of the 100 most popular mental health videos on TikTok contain misleading or inaccurate information, a ...

Use your “not interested” button whenever you come across content that triggers negative thoughts about your body, comparison ...

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

In her Psych 101 column, Christina Caron debunks mental health misinformation and offers readers solutions to common ...

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