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Self-diagnosing on social media: Accurate? | Borneo Bulletin Online

ANN/THE STAR – In the past, seeking a doctor’s diagnosis was the norm for health concerns. But in today’s digital era, self-diagnosis, particularly regarding mental health, has surged in popularity. Social media platforms like TikTok and Instagram are now hotspots for individuals sharing stories of how they’ve self-diagnosed conditions like ADHD or autism, despite the […]

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Social media is full of mental illness advice, but experts say think twice before using it to self-diagnose – here s why

Social media is full of mental illness advice, but experts say think twice before using it to self-diagnose – here s why
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Has Germany s Plan for Reducing Sugar in Soft Drinks Failed?

A strategy depending on voluntary changes by industry has been associated with a 2% reduction in sugar, which is far short of the target of a 15% reduction.

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CBT or Hypnotherapy May Help Kids Functional Abdominal Pain

A meta-analysis of 33 studies found that cognitive-behavioral therapy is more than twice as likely to be successful than other psychosocial therapy approaches.

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Mystery hepatitis: At least one child has died, WHO says | Science | In-depth reporting on science and technology | DW

Doctors are scratching their heads over a new, unknown form of hepatitis that is causing severe illness in some cases. At least one child has died, according to the WHO. Does the COVID pandemic have a role to play?

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