6 results for "tiktok"
💛 Acts of KindnessWoman Collects 1,000 Rejections and Lands Dream Roles
A TikTok creator challenged herself to collect 1,000 rejections in one year and discovered something unexpected. By chasing "no," she accidentally found more "yes" responses than she ever imagined.
🚀 InnovationTikTok Fights Election Lies with Thai Fact-Checkers
As Thailand prepares for its February 8 election, TikTok launched a special center partnering with fact-checkers to stop misinformation before it spreads. The platform already removes 99.5% of harmful content before users even report it.
🧘 Health & WellnessAustralian Teens Trust Sunscreen Despite Social Media Myths
Despite viral TikTok videos claiming sunscreen is dangerous, Australian health experts confirm it's safe and essential for preventing skin cancer. Scientists are debunking myths about toxic ingredients and vitamin D concerns that have worried nearly half of Australian teenagers.
💛 Acts of KindnessDentists Use TikTok to Reach Gen Z About Oral Health
Dentists are meeting Gen Z where they live online, using TikTok and YouTube videos to show young adults why dental care matters for their future. The creative approach is helping bridge the gap between a generation that often skips checkups and the preventive care they need.
🎬 VideosTikTok Charity Spreads Joy to 25+ Widows in Heartwarming Accra Celebration
The Blessing Fidel Foundation, born on social media just six months ago, is transforming lives across Africa through the power of digital generosity. Over 25 widows in Accra experienced an unforgettable Christmas celebration complete with gifts, cash donations, and a day filled with joy and community.
🧘 Health & WellnessOxford Researchers See Huge Potential for Health Pros to Share Gout Truth Online
A groundbreaking Oxford University study reveals an exciting opportunity for healthcare professionals to transform social media into a powerful tool for accurate gout education. Researchers found that while TikTok reaches 1.2 billion users with health content, there's tremendous room for medical experts to step up and guide millions toward evidence-based care.