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The viral “plump filter” pulled by Tiktok in the midst of fears about the risk of food disorder

Listen to the article Tiktok has removed a viral “plump filter” from its platform after a broad reaction from users and health experts, who warned that the characteristic encouraged body frustration and could cause eating disorders. The filter, which the digitally modified photos of users to make them appear overweight, was developed by Capcut, a video editing app that belonged to ByTedance – the same parent company as Tiktok. While technically separated, the filter was widely shared throughout Tiktok, causing anger from users, influences and scientists. Initially they share in Jest, many users posted videos before and after the filter,

Sleep disorder drug may benefit patients with laryngeal dystonia: study

Representational image of a child having his neck checked by a medical worker. — Unscrew /file Researchers have found that a drug used to treat a sleep disorder may benefit people with laryngeal dystonia (LD) – a neurological condition that makes a person’s voice sound hoarse and strained due to spasm of the vocal cords. BBC reports that some of the volunteers treated with sodium oxybate found that it eased their speech and voice in a similar way that alcohol does, but without intoxicating them. LD has gained attention since US President-elect Donald Trump appointed Robert Kennedy Jr. to his

UK Prime Minister warns social media companies against spreading misinformation.

ANCHOR: British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has warned social media companies not to act irresponsibly by inciting violence and spreading false information. “Let me also say to the big social media companies and those who run them: Violent disorder has clearly hit the internet—that’s also a crime. It’s happening on your premises and the law must be upheld everywhere,” Starmer told a news conference after the fatal stabbing of three young girls in the north-west English city of Southport last week. Their tragic deaths have further soured community relations and sparked further episodes of disorder in towns and cities across

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