ArticleToxins2026
Public Communication of Foodborne Mycotoxin Risks on YouTube™: A Cross-Sectional Assessment of Video Quality, Reliability, and Educational Value.
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Abstract
Mycotoxins contaminate a wide range of foods and may contribute to both acute toxicity and chronic dietary exposure. Because online video increasingly shapes public interpretation of food-safety hazards, we evaluated the quality of English-language YouTube™ content on foodborne mycotoxin risks. Of 166 records screened for eligibility, 53 were excluded and 113 videos were analyzed. Two food-safety experts independently evaluated each video with an investigator-developed Video Content Quality (VCQ) checklist, the Global Quality Scale (GQS), and a five-item modified DISCERN instrument. The final sample comprised 77 company/commercial and 36 academic/noncommercial videos. After Holm adjustment across five source-group outcomes, company/commercial videos had higher VCQ and modified DISCERN scores (both adjusted
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