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On TikTok, sunscreen misinformation goes viral
Explore how TikTok's viral sunscreen videos are spreading misinformation, despite most content being accurate. A University of Alberta study highlights the dangers of misleading claims like 'sunscreen causes cancer,' urging experts to debun...
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Explore how TikTok's viral sunscreen videos are spreading misinformation, despite most content being accurate. A University of Alberta study highlights the dangers of misleading claims like 'sunscreen causes cancer,' urging experts to debunk these myths. Learn why the right sunscreen is crucial for your health. #SunscreenSafety #TikTokTrends #Misinformation #SkinCare #SunProtection
Originally reported by NBC News.
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