US EditionHealth Experts Need to Tailor Messaging to Combat Incorrect Social Media Advice
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Health experts need to tailor messaging to combat incorrect social media advice
Young people are receiving contradictory, unqualified and emotional nutrition and health content on social media. Photo: Michelle Kroll. Young Australians are increasingly relying on social media for diet and health advice which is frequently wrong and posted by unqualified content creators, a new study has found. It also warned that in order to tackle the misinformation, dietitians and nutrition experts needed to improve their communication and…
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psnews.com.auHealth experts need to tailor messaging to combat incorrect, uninformed social media advice
Young people are receiving contradictory, unqualified and emotional nutrition and health content on social media. Photo: Michelle Kroll. Young Australians are increasingly relying on social media for diet and health advice which is frequently wrong and posted by unqualified content creators, a new study has found. It also warned that in order to tackle the misinformation, dietitians and nutrition experts needed to improve their communication and…
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