💨 Abstract
Women’s health topics are more than three times more likely to be blocked on social media than men’s, according to a study. Posts are less likely to be viewed or engaged with due to algorithms, but the opposite is true about men’s health. Influencer Aly Boghici [allmumstalk] and her husband Justin [alldadstalk] shared content about […]
Courtesy: www.thesun.co.uk
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