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TikTok is taking over the world of social media and some psychological trends are becoming really popular, but could be harmful rather than helpful.

Children everywhere are being programmed by TikTok into believing that they suffer from "rare" mental disorders that require treatment (often with pharmaceuticals). One young woman [...]

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Out a way to have the patient maintain their relationship with the primary care doctor. >> reporter: but it hasnt stopped healthtaps committed users. >> as a parent, using healthtap prime has given us piece peace of mind. knowing we can contact a doctor 24/7. >> rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. >> doctors that use this, make way below. 30% less. and the employees end up making 30% less using this app. big revolving door of people in and out. dont stick around. i dont know. want the doctor to ...

Muscle spasm, something thats radiating. but i dont want people self-diagnosi self-diagnosing. thats why you have to involve your doctor. much more often, heat, some voltarin gel, some nonsteroidal muscle relaxers may help. but if somebody banks on your back, cvat, that is a pretty good sign that it is a kidney. >> a lot of people have back problems. some good advice. >> kids, here we go. i was asked to do this by dr. siegel. do not be surprised if you notice a lot of men putting away their razo...

Custom organs? >> dr. mark siegel is here to break it down. good morning. >> good morning. >> there are really interesting invasion manages the medical field, and i guess maybe at the top of the list is the rise of the medical app, the application? >> this is for you. >> i know. >> theres going to be 500 million smartphone users who are using medical apps by 2015. the problem is who is going to be using them, doctors or patients? because you cant fit a doctor inside this thing. >> not yet. >> no...