Recent research shows health is a primary AI use case, yet cancer patients remain cautious. While tools like "Dr. AI"…
Measurement of cancer health literacy
One of CancerDisinfo's most significant contributions to cancer health literacy will be providing researchers with a rich repository of authentic,…
Women’s health at risk from cancer misinformation spreading on TikTok
A study has revealed that millions of women are turning to TikTok for information about gynecologic cancers, but the vast…
Summary: Study finds widespread cancer misinformation on social media
One-third of the most popular cancer-related articles shared on social media contain misinformation.
How social media distorts cancer information
Platforms like Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook often reward virality over accuracy, allowing health misinformation to spread faster than the truth.
Beyond the screen: Online safety tips for cancer patients and caregivers
While navigating health information online is crucial, general online safety is equally important for cancer patients and their caregivers.
Can you trust what you read about cancer online?
A quick Google, TikTok, Instagram search for “natural cancer cures” brings up thousands of results but many are misleading or…