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Abstract：
Researchers used the TikTok platform to investigate the quality of select TikTok educational content regarding gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD). One hundred TikTok videos that fit the inclusion criteria were analyzed using DISCERN, a tool that evaluates the quality of consumer health information on the internet. There was no substantial difference in DISCERN scores between physicians and non-physician content creators. Nevertheless, both groups consistently scored low (<3) in areas such as providing sources of information, indicating the publication date of their sources, discussing treatment risks, and outlining potential consequences if no treatment is pursued.
摘要：
研究人员使用TikTok平台调查了有关胃食管反流病（GERD）的精选TikTok教育内容的质量。使用DISCERN分析了一百个符合纳入标准的TikTok视频，评估互联网上消费者健康信息质量的工具。医生和非医生内容创作者之间的DISCERN评分没有实质性差异。然而，两组在提供信息来源、注明其来源的出版日期，讨论治疗风险，并概述如果不进行治疗的潜在后果。
