Starbucks introduces NFTs and TikTok docs get real about monkeypox

Not unlike the early days of COVID-19, Thomas is just one of many medical professionals who are providing vaccine information, warning people about the risks and fighting misinformation via social media. “People are very worried about getting [monkeypox] in normal situations,” said Dr. Katrine Wallace, the “OG TikTok epidemiologist” with nearly 268,000 followers. “It’s very unlikely that you would get monkeypox from a casual situation.” With services like telehealth and virtual therapy at an all-time high, it’s no surprise that people are turning to social media to share important health information. It’s accessible to the public and gives professionals the opportunity to support patients and answer questions in a timely manner.

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