Analysis on health-related YouTube videos created by health practitioners shows that most medical claims were supported by “very low or no evidence,” and only 20% were supported by “high-quality” evidence. This research shows the ongoing need for online healthcare professionals to substantiate all claims with strong and accurate evidence and for audiences to maintain a critical approach when engaging social media content.
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