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In Scotland, the use of social media content is increasingly bypassing traditional medical advice, leading to new limitations on prescription drug advertising.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jul 28
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In Scotland, the use of social media content is increasingly bypassing traditional medical advice, leading to new limitations on prescription drug advertising.

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  1. Expert cautions against trends gaining traction on TikTok, which is being used as a platform for viral cleaning hacks involving a product.Sub-event
  2. Scottish regulations are being tested as social media content bypasses traditional medical advice.1 source

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  • thenational.scotWild West of healthcare 'influencing' could end up making us sicker