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Social Media Use May Be Risk Factor for Eating Disorders in Young People

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Findings based on global review of 50 studies in 17 countries

TikTok Videos on Mpox Are of Low Quality

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Researchers say their findings highlights the risks of referring to TikTok or social media as health information source

YouTube Sleep Videos Contain Misinformation, Commercial Bias

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However, they have an average of 8.2 million views versus 0.3 million for expert videos

Prolonged TV Watching Ups Blood Clot Risk

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35 percent higher risk for venous thromboembolism seen with watching more than four hours of TV daily

Screen Time Tied to Cognition, Behavior in Children Born Preterm

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More than two hours of daily screen time may contribute to adverse outcomes in children aged 6 to 7 years who were extremely preterm at birth

The U.S. government does not have the legal authority to force drug companies to disclose prices in their TV ads

Court Rules Against Drug Price Disclosures in TV Ads

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Judges said HHS exceeded its legal authority by requiring drug price disclosure as part of its stewardship of Medicare, Medicaid
Greater screen exposure and less interactive play between caregivers and children early in life is associated with autism spectrum disorder-like symptoms at age 2 years

More Screen Time for Babies Tied to Autism-Like Symptoms

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And parent-child play daily versus less than daily tied to fewer ASD-like symptoms at 2 years of age
Misleading ads about products that claim to cure or protect against the new coronavirus will be banned from Facebook

Facebook Bans False or Alarming Coronavirus Ads

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The Center for Science in the Public Interest warns consumers to be cautious
An ad campaign to inform people harmed by the prescription opioid OxyContin as to where they can file claims against maker Purdue Pharma was launched Monday by the company as part of bankruptcy proceedings.

Purdue Launches Ad Campaign for OxyContin Claims

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The $23.8 million ad campaign has been approved by a bankruptcy judge
Longer screen viewing time among children aged 2 to 3 years is associated with less time engaged in physical activity and more sedentary time at age 5.5 years

Longer Screen Time at Age 2 to 3 Affects Movement Behaviors

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Longer viewing time at age 2 to 3 linked to more sedentary time, less physical activity at age 5.5 years