The truth about ADHD TikTok (and why it's going viral) | Top Comment Podcast
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Why are psychologists worried about the growing trend of ADHD self-diagnosis via social media? An NHS study from earlier this year said 52% of ADHD-related videos on TikTok were inaccurate. Matt and Marianna discuss the real world impacts, and why this type of misinformation can attract such high levels of engagement. #BBCNews
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