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Mental health misinformation on social media: Review and future directions

2023-09-15

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<p>Social media use for health information is extremely common in the United States. Unfortunately, this may expose users to misinformation. The prevalence and harms of misinformation are well-documented in many health domains (e.g., infectious diseases). However, research on mental health misinformation is limited. Our review suggests that mental health misinformation is common, although its prevalence varies acr...

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DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/nt85m

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