tiktokers are swiping at their eyes, claiming that pulling off the layer of mucus is #oddlysatisfying. but the practice has eye care professionals understandably disturbed.
emma jones
mar 22 2022
an app is not the answer: government’s ‘free’ mental health tool raises significant privacy concerns
canadians should be aware that pocketwell will extract a significant amount of data from users. and as data has now become the most valuable commodity on earth, this raises major concerns.
healthy debate
mar 21 2022
it may be a low-carb alternative to bread, but the fluffy, protein-packed meringue-like loaf is not keto-friendly or low in calories.
emma jones
mar 15 2022
tiktokers are claiming that adding a dash of lemon juice to your coffee can help with weight loss. dietitians, meanwhile, "can't think of a single benefit" of adding the sour fruit to your cup of joe.
emma jones
mar 8 2022
google searches for collagen rose last year, despite the fact that there's not much to prove that it has any benefits.
maija kappler
mar 7 2022
some tiktokers are signing up for what they say are cheap veneers, but dentists warn these videos actually show a much more invasive preparation with a greater risk of complications.
emma jones
mar 1 2022
while social media might help viewers recognize little-known symptoms of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, experts warn it's not the same as a diagnosis from a healthcare provider.
emma jones
feb 22 2022
contrary to what some tiktokers say, the deep snooze you have been craving won't happen by simply rubbing the back of your ear.
emma jones
feb 15 2022
there are many ways to soothe queasiness that make more sense than eating coconut oil, say the experts.
emma jones
feb 8 2022
not only is there a lack of data on the anti-aging benefits of #faceyoga, but some skin care professionals warn that it might actually cause more wrinkles.
emma jones
feb 1 2022
