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Selling sexual health nonsense will no longer go unpunished: ‘It is at least a signal’

Selling sexual health nonsense will no longer go unpunished: ‘It is at least a signal’

A majority of the Dutch House of Representatives is proposing to make the spread of medical misinformation regarding STIs and contraception by influencers a punishable offense. Medical professionals view the move as a significant signal in the ongoing effort to combat health-related disinformation on social media.

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