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Can you trust Dr. TikTok? Exposing harmful health claims
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October 28, 2025
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2:34Now PlayingMarketplace investigated 200 health videos on TikTok and uncovered a troubling trend: misinformation is not only widespread, it’s thriving. We reveal how influencers are racking up views by pushing misleading or outright false health claims, often with no accountability.
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