Cleveland Clinic: Despite Men Not Trusting What They See Online, Some Are Letting Social Media Drive Their Behaviors

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A new Cleveland Clinic survey reveals that despite some men not trusting what they see online, they are letting social media influence their behaviors.The survey is part of Cleveland Clinics 12th annual MENtion It campaign, which aims to encourage men to talk more openly about their health. This years survey examined mens health in the age of social media trends and online influencers.So much abou

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Cleveland Clinic: Despite Men Not Trusting What They See Online, Some Are Letting Social Media Drive Their Behaviors

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