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Report: Manosphere must be treated as public health issue
RTE News (Ireland) and GB News describe the same event in different terms.
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What happenedThe so-called manosphere should be addressed as a public health problem with harms caused online tackled in a similar way to the tobacco industry, academics have argued.
The headline splitThe center frames it as "Report: Manosphere must be treated as public health issue". The right frames it as "Manosphere must be treated as public health problem 'similar to smoking', experts warn".
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CenterReport: Manosphere must be treated as public health issue
RTE News (Ireland) · Center · News report
Right / center-rightManosphere must be treated as public health problem 'similar to smoking', experts warn
Report: Manosphere must be treated as public health issue
The so-called manosphere should be addressed as a public health problem with harms caused online tackled in a similar way to the tobacco industry, academics have argued.
Manosphere must be treated as public health problem 'similar to smoking', experts warn
The manosphere must be treated as a public health problem in a similar way to smoking, academics have argued. Authors of a new report published by The Lancet define the movement as a "diffu...
