More than half of TikTok ADHD content is misinformation. Study found 52% of ADHD-related videos and 41% of autism videos analysed on TikTok were inaccurate, with the platform frequently found to contain higher levels of misinformation in its mental health content than other platforms.

A new study found that 52% of ADHD-related videos and 41% of autism videos on TikTok contain inaccurate information. The research revealed TikTok has higher levels of mental health misinformation compared to other social media platforms. The findings highlight concerns about users seeking medical advice from unverified sources on the platform.

• More than half of TikTok ADHD content is misinformation. Study found 52% of ADHD-related videos and 41% of autism videos analysed on TikTok were inaccurate, with the platform frequently found to contain higher levels of misinformation in its mental health content than other platforms.
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