TikTok is full of ADHD advice, but nearly half of it is misleading, study finds
A new study finds that nearly half of the most popular ADHD videos on TikTok share misleading claims that don't match official diagnoses. The study, published Wednesday in PLOS One, explored TikTok's role as an educational tool for ADHD.
Both mental health experts and young people were asked to rate 100 of the most popular TikTok videos on ADHD for a new study.
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