Miracle cures or anti-vaccine claims
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What triggers it
Medically unsupported health claims that risk public health: false or 'miracle cure' products, anti-vaccination advice, or misinformation about public health emergencies.
What Pinterest says
“The promotion of false cures or "miracle cure" products”
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How to fix it
Remove the claim or limit it to what reliable medical sources support.
Good to know
'Cures cancer', 'reverses diabetes', 'don't vaccinate', unproven remedies sold as treatments.
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