A new report claims more than half of the top videos under TikTok’s #mentalhealthtips contain misinformation, but the social media giant says the report “opposes free expression.” ...

The World Health Organization launched a TikTok account as part of its efforts to cut through coronavirus misinformation online. WHO is one of the leading organizations working to contain the ...

The World Health Organization (WHO) joined TikTok on Friday in an effort to fight misinformation about the new coronavirus, called COVID-19. "There are several measures you can adopt to protect ...

Social media is being flooded with misinformation about coronavirus, and the World Health Organization joined TikTok on Friday in an effort to stop some of it. Since the outbreak began, people ...

Writer and director Becca Roth drew attention to the issue in an X thread on Monday. The TikTok video from a young user ...

The World Health Organization is on TikTok. Sh*t just got real. As in, some real information from a reputable source has finally made its way to the popular social media platform.

The World Health Organization (WHO) is attempting to spread its messaging among younger people by joining TikTok on Friday — ensuring that teens will have easy access to the right information ...

Today, the World Health Organization (WHO) and TikTok, a platform for short-form mobile videos, announced a year-long collaboration aimed at providing people with reliable, science-based health ...

The FINANCIAL -- The World Health Organization joined popular video platform TikTok on Friday to share reliable information regarding the coronavirus outbreak and to cut through coronavirus ...

Data from the World Health Organization shows that in 2021, one in seven adolescents ages 10 to 19 struggled with mental health challenges. Advertisement That group is a key part of TikTok’s ...