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A new study found that nearly half of sinusitis-related videos on TikTok contain misleading or inaccurate content, primarily propagated by non-medical influencers. This alarming trend highlights the potential risks associated with sourcing health advice from unverified content on social media.

People who get “catch-up sleep” on weekends are less likely to have depressive symptoms | The association was notably stronger among men, individuals under the age of 65, and those who sleep fewer hours on weekdays.