Lecia Bushak
Mar 5, 2024

Debunking TikTok’s ‘mystery virus’ trend spreading misinformation

TikTokers describe symptoms like sore throat and cough — but claim they’re testing negative for flu, Covid and RSV. Experts say speculation about a 'mystery virus' could be misleading.

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