Influencers and everyday women are posting their negative views about contraception. A recent study found most TikToks about birth control were not created by medical professionals.
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Social media spreading false information about birth control
Sexual HealthDisinformation and MisinformationSocial media
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TikTok 'experts'Social media spreadingmisinformationfalse information about birth control
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