Popular post calls attention to physical symptoms of anxiety
Mental healthIn other conversations, social media users discussed substance use, suicide, and increasing loneliness among U.S. adults....
In other conversations, social media users discussed substance use, suicide, and increasing loneliness among U.S. adults....
En Venezuela, usuarios de redes sociales hablan sobre un caso de polio reportado en el país. En Brasil, se difunde un video de un concejo municipal en Australia en donde se hacen alegatos falsos sobre supuestas muertes luego de la vacunación contra el COVID-19. Mientras que en Venezuela, se discute...
Other social media users falsely linked COVID-19 vaccines to dementia. In the past week, an X post cited a study from an anti-vaccine journal to falsely claim that Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccines contain arsenic, inciting panic in the comments. Another X post shared an article falsely linking mRNA vaccines to...
En Brasil, una publicación difunde alegatos falsos sobre el ADN y las vacunas contra el COVID-19. Mientras que Latinoamérica experimenta el peor brote de dengue en su historia, usuarios de redes sociales responden a un video que muestra a los jugadores de Boca Juniors vacunándose contra el dengue. En Brasil,...
This week, popular social media posts attacked maternal immunizations and a potential ovarian cancer vaccine. Regionally, social media users debated vaccines for older adults and vaccine mandates....
In other conversations, posts acknowledged the importance of menstrual product access and examined the impact of state abortion laws....
This week, popular social media posts attacked maternal immunizations and a potential ovarian cancer vaccine. Regionally, social media users debated vaccines for older adults and vaccine mandates....
Posts debunked myths about accidental fentanyl exposure and discussed methadone access during emergencies....
Other posts falsely claim that LGBTQ+ identities are mental health conditions....
Other videos reignited unfounded concerns about COVID-19 vaccine safety. This past week, a video on X claiming that COVID-19 is not real garnered hundreds of thousands of views, with some comments falsely claiming that COVID-19 vaccines contain poison. In other discussions, two YouTube videos elicited thousands of comments doubting vaccine...