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The digital discussions cover a range of reactions to the research, highlighting terms like 'mass sociogenic illness' and 'social contagion'. Posts mentioning phrases such as 'kids need to be off screens entirely' and 'it's astonishing what TikTok can do' reflect a mix of alarm and fascination. The tone varies from dismissive to deeply concerned, illustrating both a recognition of the issue's seriousness and skepticism towards the platform's influence.
Many discussions express a general support for the article's findings about the phenomenon of TikTok tics, though opinions vary, especially in considering its implications.
The topic generates high curiosity, as indicated by multiple users seeking further information and sharing related content.
While many participants express valid concerns, only a portion of the discussions delve deeply into the nuances of the findings and their broader implications.
A significant number of users believe that this research highlights a major concern regarding social media influence, suggesting it could lead to serious implications for mental health.
Dr. Olvera, our senior fellow @MovementRush reviewed over 3000 videos as part of her investigation into the association between TikTok videos and tics during the ongoing pandemic. #neurotwitter #neurology @mmerello @kailashbhatia @MDCP_Journal https://t.co/JkTWynoeMm
Tics and Tourette syndrome social media content increased dramatically during the COVID-19 pandemic; are "TikTok Tics" a pandemic within the pandemic? @MovementRush https://t.co/d8E4IvHp68
@komradberni mirá esto. Variantes de esto lo vemos todos los días. Lamentablemente parte de la gente que se autodenomina long covid es esto. Todos? No. Cuántos? no sé- Pero el fenómeno está. Y eso complica todo. https://t.co/waChkcdXtM.
A new mind virus: TikTok Tourette's "You are what content you consume." ---- RESEARCH ARTICLE TikTok Tics: A Pandemic Within a Pandemic Caroline Olvera MD,Glenn T. Stebbins PhD,Christopher G. Goetz MD,Katie Kompoliti MD, First published: 28 July 2021 https://t.co/RxRs7Ynj6R
@arcalinea absolutely happening - people who watched creators who had tics were more likely to develop tics themselves, without having any prior symptoms (!!) https://t.co/pwE9fWC4Sv https://t.co/3V9Rj6uYAz
Silver medal for best research article: Caroline Olvera for the paper entitled "TikTok Tics: A Pandemic Within a Pandemic" https://t.co/4aZIzb2Cu0
The video discusses how social media influences contribute to symptoms of illnesses like Dissociative Identity Disorder and Tourette Syndrome, introducing the concept of Mass Social Media Induced Illness and SMAAIB…
Tics are spreading like wildfire, with a notable increase in neurology clinics. This video explores the connection between social media usage, particularly TikTok, and the rise of tic disorders, highlighting the…
Today the guys discuss Tics and Tourette Syndrome, including symptoms, diagnosis, causes, and associated conditions. They also explore how social media, especially TikTok, influences the spread of functional tics among…
Ein Link von @Guttidieb https://t.co/0qsgpprpN9
@1900HO Ja, das weiß man https://t.co/6NORw7ehWK
Tik Tok Tics を止めるためにトランプが禁止したとかだったら凄い、、、全然分からないけどｗ TikTokチック:パンデミック内のパンデミック - オルベラ - 2021 - 運動障害の臨床実践 - Wileyオンラインライブラリhttps://t.co/KxFck4RLGA
@starkifyTv @teslaxander Weil es genug Woke Influencer gibt die definitiv Selbstdiagnostiziert sind und sich das in Ihrer Opfermentalität ausdenken. Gibt genug berichte darüber. https://t.co/61pXQf0XPS Bei Musk ist es aber sehr offensichtlich. Außer er ist ein extrem guter Schauspieler.
@Carrie298924321 Sorry to hear about the TikTok Tics! https://t.co/Di6FHxLhAm
@barniefh1999 @Carrie298924321 GET OFF OF TIKTOK! "U.S. National Institute of Health - Tiktok Tics!" https://t.co/Di6FHxLhAm
@dysclinic @ProfRobHoward One more - https://t.co/ISRYgXzMuO. Also the TikTok Tics - https://t.co/WV6nNcuFnG
@TommiLin @mytntlife @StacyDmomof5 @aggierican Well I mean... To make them. Since the CCP is heavily involved with using TikTok to study us (and perhaps affect us) I admit I avoid it. There's even something weird happening to TikTok users. (Esp females) https://t.co/a5hewQfjDk
@SamFellowesHPS Not sure it's trendy, but quite a bit of evidence to say that social contagion (via media such as TikTok) may play a role for some conditions and for some people e.g. https://t.co/pc4MZTcTXW
@masonmullinsart @IAMSADISTIK Yes, it happens exactly like that https://t.co/vyKTRmLqYu
@OIC1875 @BarryRolbin Or it’s something else? If tiktok can cause tics, what else might it have they done?
@HalkLovesTrains @rlis889034294 @frankeaye @Moderubu @ShitpostGate You are so lazy (the hammer and sickle makes sense) https://t.co/yMqJqW0csF https://t.co/Yobbg3VM2h
@komradberni mirá esto. Variantes de esto lo vemos todos los días. Lamentablemente parte de la gente que se autodenomina long covid es esto. Todos? No. Cuántos? no sé- Pero el fenómeno está. Y eso complica todo. https://t.co/waChkcdXtM.
@dysclinic @BluesteinLinda Check this out! https://t.co/781KRcN0qw
@JaidenAnimation @octolinghacker https://t.co/864lrdFD9z https://t.co/bvuUWKojcf Here’s two good videos by professionally diagnosed autistic people going over it, many many autistic people have speaking out about it but our voices are not being heard, we’re silenced and mocked.
As I read more reports and research on social media as a whole, I worry TikTok really does cross into a terrifying new domain. https://t.co/TQ9Hel3fx8
@singareddynm Excited to see what you find on this. You might this article about TikTok tics useful. I found it in @G_S_Bhogal ‘s latest newsletter https://t.co/V5S7vRpyWg
RT @ShrikalaKashyap: TIL about TikTok tics, a mass sociogenic illness where otherwise healthy young girls who watched clips of Tourette’s s…
TIL about TikTok tics, a mass sociogenic illness where otherwise healthy young girls who watched clips of Tourette’s sufferers developed Tourette’s-like tics https://t.co/1Hw5qzJ0So
I had missed this textbook example of social contagion from 2021. TikTok users develop tics after seeing them on TikTok clips: “Of the cohort, 53.6% explicitly stated that they had developed “new tics” and had videos showing these new movements.”
@adamscrabble @Sociopathlete https://t.co/KDG1nHGAXN these articles don't include the actual videos, for I suppose good reasons, but its a thing.
@JustinWhang https://t.co/OP7H8h6B3B
Could TikTok be contributing to an increase of tics in women, commonly seen in those with Tourette's? Learn more at https://t.co/69xsfi6Alz Have questions? Save this study for your next appointment with your doctor. https://t.co/SdsSJuSlu1
@eugyppius1 They are spreading socially, like vocal fry did two decades ago. It's called: "TikTok Tic" https://t.co/EMc2CNF1uv
@_pem_pem On top of this increases in mental health disorders among teenagers is probably all linked back to the consumption of said popular media, not only with Tourette’s but BPD and depression as well. Here’s a good research paper regarding this topic. https://t.co/CZyjHupfUq
Silver medal for best research article: Caroline Olvera for the paper entitled "TikTok Tics: A Pandemic Within a Pandemic" https://t.co/4aZIzb2Cu0
@chaosprime "social contagion" https://t.co/toYo1BvtwU
@DrJaimeFriedman Don’t watch the Tourette’s videos! Don’t want to have to see you for psychogenic tics! https://t.co/oEGYZ690Cn
@PrimalHex @wil_da_beast630 @DerekPederson3 Wow, had to look that up. Amazing. Some of the Oprah shows were instrumental in spreading the multiple personality craze in the 90's. Today it's TikTok with headmates, systems, or others who think they have Tourettes. https://t.co/bFHHgOBlEa
At some point in time I personally liked this artisan video on YouTube titled: Faking Autism (& Other Disorders) URI:https://t.co/uTi7zcWa6r or https://t.co/p0RVrCo6at
RT @mirandamckenni1: Faking Autism (& Other Disorders) https://t.co/BFUFIpwyTE
Faking Autism (& Other Disorders) https://t.co/BFUFIpwyTE
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“We believe this to be an example of mass sociogenic illness, which involves behaviors, emotions, or conditions spreading spontaneously through a group.” https://t.co/im4orr3Qq5
@BinitaKane @UsforThemUK @IndependentSage https://t.co/FzuryVh7N5 https://t.co/ecyKO0ZnM9 https://t.co/aTwSXTFXsY https://t.co/BGuWIISDwF https://t.co/glaKh5ODM4
@arcalinea absolutely happening - people who watched creators who had tics were more likely to develop tics themselves, without having any prior symptoms (!!) https://t.co/pwE9fWC4Sv https://t.co/3V9Rj6uYAz
"TikTok Tics". "Enfermedad" sociogénica masiva que se aprende en TikTok.
During the #COVID19 pandemic, the use of #TikTok greatly expanded. Tic and Tourette syndrome content also increased dramatically. This study in @MDJ_Journal compared the phenomenology of “TikTok tics” to typical tic disorders ➡️ https://t.co/uFGpE90pSE https://t.co/ZRUXcawFJT
During the #COVID19 pandemic, the use of #TikTok greatly expanded. Tic and Tourette syndrome content also increased dramatically. This study in @MDJ_Journal compared the phenomenology of “TikTok tics” to typical tic disorders ➡️ https://t.co/uFGpE90pSE https://t.co/nqLHk6XCrX
Keep your kids off social media. No more wiggle room left. They need to be off. Keep your little ones off screens altogether. TikTok Tics: A Pandemic Within a Pandemic https://t.co/cHPgq4JxSv
RT @WileyEconomics: During the #COVID19 pandemic, the use of #TikTok greatly expanded. Tic and Tourette syndrome content also increased d…
During the #COVID19 pandemic, the use of #TikTok greatly expanded. Tic and Tourette syndrome content also increased dramatically. This study in @MDJ_Journal compared the phenomenology of “TikTok tics” to typical tic disorders ➡️ https://t.co/uFGpE9i0Kc https://t.co/Q3Zlqnv6Qk
@michaelmiraflor @MosheIsaacian Here’s a start: https://t.co/dfDWkpP7Z9
RT @MDCP_Journal: Tics and Tourette syndrome social media content increased dramatically during the COVID-19 pandemic; are "TikTok Tics" a…
@joewheat27 This resesrch article shows how watching/glorifying people with tourettes is causing tics in people without tourettes. A,"mass sociogenic illness." The implications of this relating to other disorders (depression, gender dysphoria, etc) are terrifying https://t.co/i5HrhNAiqk
@Amanda_DGIR @ContraBorrado @GuerraMasLarga alguna podeis pasarle esto q no me sigue y no me lee. El contagio social es real y lo demuestran estudios q se han hecho sobre otro contagio https://t.co/3MMUZtOVaR
The most high profile case over the last 18 months has been 'TikTok tics', a 'mass sociogenic illness' where young people watching TikTok influencers with Tourettes developed increased movement & vocal tics, including jerks & swearing: https://t.co/k5237x9hbB
La fenomenológica del contagio social , era ya un elemento q se llevaba barajando décadas q juega un papel social importante en muchos hitos históricos. Pero la red ha acelarado la investigación ante 1 hecho q ya se cobra victimas. https://t.co/3MMUZtOVaR
@CuntryCuzn https://t.co/5cjb17yRfc
RT @neurochecklists: TikTok Tics: A Pandemic Within a Pandemic https://t.co/PLRtshq68S
RT @neurochecklists: TikTok Tics: A Pandemic Within a Pandemic https://t.co/PLRtshq68S
RT @neurochecklists: TikTok Tics: A Pandemic Within a Pandemic https://t.co/PLRtshq68S
TikTok Tics: A Pandemic Within a Pandemic https://t.co/PLRtshq68S
During the #COVID19 pandemic, the use of #TikTok grew massively. Tic and Tourette syndrome content also increased dramatically. This study in @MDJ_Journal compared the phenomenology of “TikTok tics” to typical tic disorders. ➡️ https://t.co/em1rarPcAi https://t.co/7gaS3tAkRc
During the #COVID19 pandemic, the use of #TikTok greatly expanded. Tic and Tourette syndrome content also increased dramatically. This study in @MDJ_Journal compared the phenomenology of “TikTok tics” to typical tic disorders ➡️ https://t.co/uFGpE90pSE https://t.co/UgQe2Pn8i5
RT @movedisorder: The November 2021 Issue of @MDCP_Journal is now available online, featuring "TikTok Tics: A Pandemic Within a Pandemic" h…
RT @movedisorder: The November 2021 Issue of @MDCP_Journal is now available online, featuring "TikTok Tics: A Pandemic Within a Pandemic" h…
@HairyAngus @mrstomlinstan @MrMalky @ripx4nutmeg This is interesting. Really shows the effect of social media on teenagers. https://t.co/5zg3aYyGuA
@peterboghossian @AOC @RepAOC Woke is "an example of mass sociogenic illness, which involves behaviors, emotions, or conditions spreading through a group.” Write neuroscientists https://t.co/1cRABiCk75 re tics in genZ. Also an accurate diagnosis of the neoreligious cult ideologies of Woke.
Tic TOC https://t.co/TXmX2js5lM
@SwipeWright “We believe this to be an example of mass sociogenic illness, which involves behaviors, emotions, or conditions spreading through a group.” https://t.co/1cRABiCk75
@jmothecat @TheNewEuropean Gender ideology, like genZ tics, is a "mass sociogenic illness, which involves behaviors, emotions, or conditions spreading through a group.” https://t.co/1cRABiCk75 accurate diagnosis of a profoundly illiberal, neo-religious ideology that has no place in a democratic society,
TikTok Tics: A Pandemic Within a Pandemic - Olvera - - Movement Disorders Clinical Practice - Wiley Online Library https://t.co/wQBWkfRN6v
@FoldableHuman Did you see the study showing that TikTok is spreading Tourettes symptoms? Platform is wild https://t.co/06ap7ARaoL
Well this is Something https://t.co/06ap7ARaoL
TikTok Tics: A Pandemic Within a Pandemic - We believe this to be an example of mass sociogenic illness, which involves behaviors, emotions, or conditions spreading spontaneously throu... https://t.co/D24y1SlJwf #tech
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Tictoc tics: a pandemic within a pandemic. H/T @axisideas https://t.co/SResLirFZN Always find this youth-culture oriented newsletter fascinating. Often learn things from it.
#Tiktok #妥瑞症 #Tourette syndrome https://t.co/VjCp6Dw6c5 一句老話 「不知被動了什麼手腳之事物，可嘗試，但要做好準備」 藉 特殊音頻，影響神經 特殊微波，影響腦部 (#HavanaSyndrome ) 聽來像科幻片 現實卻比小說更科幻 例如：蒼蠅大小監視器，於90年代SF電影出現 但已證實70年代早己使用
TikTok Tics: A Pandemic Within a Pandemic - We believe this to be an example of mass sociogenic illness, which involves behaviors, emotions, or conditions spreading spontaneously through a group. #science #news #Psychology https://t.co/ICxMlAbNGN
Bah tiens ☠️ Je cite la publication scientifique originale (https://t.co/utlM8uPzir) : "TikTok tics are distinct from what is typically seen in patients with Tourette syndrome." Encore un bel exemple de ce qui n'a de journalisme que le nom, surtout quand il faut faire cliquer. https://t.co/4TVXPov2F2
TikTok tics is similar to Tourette syndrome that's believed to be an example of mass sociogenic illness, which involves behaviours, emotions, or conditions spreading spontaneously through a group. How do we know the trans movement isn't social contagion? https://t.co/8hAKBK0kgF
Похоже нужно будет запретить детям TikTok. Доктора исследовали достаточное количество видео, дети через дурацкие задачи (challange),через поведенческие изменения приобретают инвалидности, например нервный тик,в большинстве случаев искусственно вызванный. https://t.co/syFcMlwMFC https://t.co/7K2dUWMqgj
#TikTok Tics: A Pandemic Within a Pandemic - "We believe this to be an example of mass sociogenic illness, which involves behaviors, emotions, or conditions spreading spontaneously through a group." https://t.co/HRuknbLku8 #science
TikTok Tics: A Pandemic Within a Pandemic - "We believe this to be an example of mass sociogenic illness, which involves behaviors, emotions, or conditions spreading spontaneously through a group."
A new mind virus: TikTok Tourette's "You are what content you consume." ---- RESEARCH ARTICLE TikTok Tics: A Pandemic Within a Pandemic Caroline Olvera MD,Glenn T. Stebbins PhD,Christopher G. Goetz MD,Katie Kompoliti MD, First published: 28 July 2021 https://t.co/RxRs7Ynj6R
"TikTok tics are distinct from what is typically seen in patients with Tourette syndrome...We believe this to be an example of mass sociogenic illness, which involves behaviors, emotions, or conditions spreading spontaneously through a group" https://t.co/R2a1OMDHsK
The more we get plugged into social networks, the more new and surprising behaviors we'll see spread by network contagion effects. In this case, teen girls are getting tics from watching TikTok in what is described as a "mass sociogenic illness"!
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Sociogenic illness? TikTok Tics: A Pandemic Within a Pandemic - Olvera - - Movement Disorders Clinical Practice - Wiley Online Library https://t.co/V8xWz59nL9
Our fellow Dr. Olvera’s work on this phenomena covered by @movedisorder podcast. #neurotwitter #neurology Link to article: https://t.co/KKGtJTkOVb https://t.co/WGwRdaGpRL
@janeclarejones @AOC This is "an example of mass sociogenic illness w behaviors, emotions & conditions spreading through a group," write scientists re tics in genZ. It’s also an accurate diagnosis of a profoundly illiberal, ideology that has no place in a democratic society. https://t.co/1cRABiCk75
@MForstater @SexMattersOrg You have a Webster, JButler? A woman is an "adult female human being." It's not complicated - unless your brain is infected with "a mass sociogenic illness, which involves behaviors, emotions, or conditions spreading through a group.” https://t.co/1cRABiCk75
RT @AMahajanMD: A phenomenon covered by Dr. @TMPringsheim and colleagues in @MDJ_Journal and by @MovementRush fellow Dr. Caroline Olvera…
RT @AMahajanMD: A phenomenon covered by Dr. @TMPringsheim and colleagues in @MDJ_Journal and by @MovementRush fellow Dr. Caroline Olvera…
@RichSandersen @jessesingal “We believe this is an example of a mass sociogenic illness involving behaviors, emotions, or conditions spreading through a group.” https://t.co/1cRABiCk75 Also accurate diagnosis of a profoundly illiberal ideology that has no place in a democratic society. Butler has it bad.
TikTok Tics: Una pandemia dentro de una pandemia. Creemos que esto es un ejemplo de enfermedad sociogénica masiva, que involucra comportamientos, emociones o condiciones que se propagan espontáneamente a través de un grupo. https://t.co/GJl3xOKu7M
Amerikaans onderzoek: TikTok Tics: A Pandemic Within a Pandemic https://t.co/lZjooCNd8k
RT @MDCP_Journal: Tics and Tourette syndrome social media content increased dramatically during the COVID-19 pandemic; are "TikTok Tics" a…
RT @MDCP_Journal: Tics and Tourette syndrome social media content increased dramatically during the COVID-19 pandemic; are "TikTok Tics" a…
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RT @MDCP_Journal: Tics and Tourette syndrome social media content increased dramatically during the COVID-19 pandemic; are "TikTok Tics" a…
A phenomenon covered by Dr. @TMPringsheim and colleagues in @MDJ_Journal and by @MovementRush fellow Dr. Caroline Olvera in @MDCP_Journal @movedisorder #neurotwitter Link: https://t.co/JkTWynoeMm https://t.co/dWY4tudPP3
A phenomenon covered by Dr. @TMPringsheim and colleagues in @MDJ_Journal and by @MovementRush fellow Dr. Caroline Olvera in @MDCP_Journal @movedisorder #neurotwitter Link: https://movementdisorders.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/mdc3.13316 ...
RT @MDCP_Journal: Tics and Tourette syndrome social media content increased dramatically during the COVID-19 pandemic; are "TikTok Tics" a…
RT @MDCP_Journal: Tics and Tourette syndrome social media content increased dramatically during the COVID-19 pandemic; are "TikTok Tics" a…
RT @MDCP_Journal: Tics and Tourette syndrome social media content increased dramatically during the COVID-19 pandemic; are "TikTok Tics" a…
Tics and Tourette syndrome social media content increased dramatically during the COVID-19 pandemic; are "TikTok Tics" a pandemic within the pandemic? @MovementRush https://t.co/d8E4IvHp68
https://movementdisorders.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/mdc3.13316
A study of 28 prominent TikTok users with tics found their tics were more likely to have features of functional tics than Tourette’s. Watching tics increases tics, so researchers wonder if social media could be partly behind the increase in cases. 5/ https://t.co/DBkJdVVUT7
RT @AMahajanMD: Dr. Olvera, our senior fellow @MovementRush reviewed over 3000 videos as part of her investigation into the association bet…
RT @AMahajanMD: Dr. Olvera, our senior fellow @MovementRush reviewed over 3000 videos as part of her investigation into the association bet…
RT @MovementRush: Our senior fellow, Dr. Olvera spearheaded this investigation into “TikTok Tics”, commonly seen during the ongoing pandemi…
RT @MovementRush: Our senior fellow, Dr. Olvera spearheaded this investigation into “TikTok Tics”, commonly seen during the ongoing pandemi…
RT @AMahajanMD: Dr. Olvera, our senior fellow @MovementRush reviewed over 3000 videos as part of her investigation into the association bet…
RT @AMahajanMD: Dr. Olvera, our senior fellow @MovementRush reviewed over 3000 videos as part of her investigation into the association bet…
RT @AMahajanMD: Dr. Olvera, our senior fellow @MovementRush reviewed over 3000 videos as part of her investigation into the association bet…
RT @AMahajanMD: Dr. Olvera, our senior fellow @MovementRush reviewed over 3000 videos as part of her investigation into the association bet…
RT @MovementRush: Our senior fellow, Dr. Olvera spearheaded this investigation into “TikTok Tics”, commonly seen during the ongoing pandemi…
https://movementdisorders.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/mdc3.13316
Dr. Olvera, our senior fellow @MovementRush reviewed over 3000 videos as part of her investigation into the association between TikTok videos and tics during the ongoing pandemic. #neurotwitter #neurology @mmerello @kailashbhatia @MDCP_Journal https://t.co/JkTWynoeMm
RT @MovementRush: Our senior fellow, Dr. Olvera spearheaded this investigation into “TikTok Tics”, commonly seen during the ongoing pandemi…
Our senior fellow, Dr. Olvera spearheaded this investigation into “TikTok Tics”, commonly seen during the ongoing pandemic. Now online in @MDCP_Journal! @kailashbhatia @RushMedical #neurology #neurotwitter #fndaware #medtwitter https://t.co/ip4Apcqkzd