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Debunking #fakenews

Sheshtyn Paola 04/03/2020

Health organisations are working to combat coronavirus myths across various social media platforms.

The World Health Organization has joined TikTok to provide health advice as social media platforms clamp down on COVID-19 misinformation Social media platforms are prioritising posts from the World Health Organization and other trustworthy sources amidst a strong need for accurate health information online. WHO’s first video on TikTok explains methods for people to prevent

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