YouTube announced that it's cracking down on medical misinformation by removing videos that go against its policies, including those recommending "harmful or ineffective" cancer treatments and "cures.

Over 60 percent of the Korean-language YouTube videos with medical content have very low to no credibility, even those created by professional physicians, according to a recent analysis by researchers ...

YouTube on Tuesday announced it is creating a new framework to crack down on medical misinformation on the platform. “In the years since we began our efforts to make YouTube a destination for ...

In Jan 2026, a Guardian investigation found that Google’s AI summaries were presenting inaccurate information… These shocking findings, which were deemed downright dangerous, led to Google removing ...

Those searching YouTube for emergency first aid tutorials will no longer have to scroll through pages of videos and skip through ads to find life-saving information. In a new addition to the site's ...

The platform will also take action against videos that discourage people from seeking professional medical treatment as it sets out its health policies going forward. The platform will also take ...