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January 25, 2026Digital HealthOpen Access

A cross-sectional study of the quality and reliability of renal cell carcinoma-related short videos on Bilibili and TikTok

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The study aims to assess the quality and reliability of renal cell carcinoma-related videos on TikTok and Bilibili.
Systematic retrieval of 110 RCC-related videos from TikTok and Bilibili.
Evaluation using the Global Quality Scale and modified DISCERN instruments.
Spearman correlation analysis to examine engagement metrics and quality scores.
TikTok videos were primarily from medical professionals (86.0%).
TikTok scores were significantly higher in quality (GQS 3 vs. 2) and reliability (mDISCERN 2 vs. 2) compared to Bilibili.
Healthcare professionals' videos scored higher than non-professional ones in both metrics.
Engagement metrics showed weak negative or non-significant correlations with video quality scores.

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A cross-sectional study evaluates the quality of RCC-related videos on social media, indicating a need for better content oversight.

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