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Experts say that social media has changed how people receive health information, with increasingly blurred lines as to who is considered to have authority and expertise – and bringing an influencer into the role of surgeon general presents both opportunities and challenges. https://cnn.it/4xunLD5

16/9/26, 2:00 pm8 reposts24 likes

@gobluehalimi.bsky.social

Disastrous , that's the answer. If humanity survives, they will look back and be like WTF was going on in the US after COVID. Especially reelecting a POTUS who tried to overthrow his own government.

@dailysummary.bsky.social

Dr. Nicole Saphier, Trump's surgeon general nominee, faces Senate hearing 🏛️💼, bringing social media influence to the role. 🌐 Keep up with the latest

@thirstyscholar.bsky.social

Not really opportunities.

hakusangazette.bsky.social

@hakusangazette.bsky.social

🙄"increasingly blurred lines as to who is considered to have authority and expertise"

Aghast in 🇨🇦Canada🇨🇦

@gatenbyd.bsky.social

Lost me when I read that she sold “tinctures”

@janicen.bsky.social

"opportunities". Oh shut up.

@freejazzblues.bsky.social

If you’re stupid enough to get health info from an “influencer”, you get what you deserve #thinningtheherd

kevin719.bsky.social

@kevin719.bsky.social

Another screwup from the gang that couldn’t shoot straight.

@grandparanty.bsky.social

WTH: "opportunities and challenges?"

@voicwar.bsky.social