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From Ads to Advice: How Monetization Could Improve or Undermine Public Health Messaging
UUnknown
2026-02-25
10 min read
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As YouTube reopens monetization on sensitive health topics in 2026, this investigation maps when ads help — and when they harm — public health messaging.
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