Debunked: This channel investigates widespread myths and misconceptions, providing clear explanations to dispel false information. (YouTube)

Joel Bervell, MD: Known as the “Medical Mythbuster,” Dr. Bervell uses social media to address health disparities and debunk medical myths, making complex topics accessible to the public. (YouTube)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mm0QSDpNOo8

Medlife Crisis: Run by Dr. Rohin Francis, a British cardiologist, this channel combines humor and science to tackle medical misinformation and discuss various health topics. There’s a lot of bad science on YouTube, especially medicine, with quacks and clowns peddling garbage. I’m not saying I’m not one of them, I’m just stating a fact. (Wikipedia) https://www.youtube.com/@MedlifeCrisis/featured

Debunk the Funk: Hosted by Dr. Dan Wilson, a molecular biologist, this channel focuses on debunking pseudoscience and misinformation, particularly related to vaccines and COVID-19. (Wikipedia) Ph.D. in molecular biology that covers bad science while making good science accessible. This channel focuses mainly on pseudoscience surrounding the anti-vaccine movement and COVID misinformation. https://www.youtube.com/@DebunktheFunkwithDrWilson

These channels offer reliable information and are valuable resources for anyone looking to understand and combat misinformation in the medical and scientific fields.

Healthcare Triage: Hosted by Dr. Aaron Carroll, this channel provides clear, evidence-based information on various health topics, often debunking common misconceptions and misinformation. Healthcare Triage is a series about healthcare hosted by Dr. Aaron Carroll who explains healthcare policy, medical research, and answers a lot of other questions you may have about medicine, health, and healthcare. https://www.youtube.com/@healthcaretriage

Doctor Mike: Dr. Mikhail Varshavski, known as Doctor Mike, uses his platform to address medical misinformation, providing accurate health information and debunking myths. Aiming to make the field of medicine relatable, understandable, and fun! https://www.youtube.com/@DoctorMike

YouTube itself has also implemented policies to combat medical misinformation. They have streamlined their guidelines into three categories: Prevention, Treatment, and Denial [1] [2] [3]. These policies aim to remove content that contradicts health authority guidance on prevention and transmission of diseases, treatments, and denial of well-established medical facts.