From social media to pink billboards, it’s suddenly ‘hot’ to discuss gut diseases
U.S. · BUSINESS · TECH
July 7, 202211 min read2132 words
Published: July 7, 2022  |  11 min read2132 words
OS ANGELES — Near the corner of busy Santa Monica Boulevard and Corinth Avenue, underneath lines of skinny palm trees and against an almost perpetually bright-blue sky, a hot pink billboard declared: Hot girls have IBS.That statement, hovering last month above smoke shops, animal...
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September 29, 2022
After gastrointestinal issues became a trend in social media, women are more aware of these types of problems and less afraid to talk about them. The extremely well-written article interviews some of these women as well as doctors in the field in order to tell the complete story and bring more awareness to the cause. It shows footage from TikTok and Twitter when it needs to, and even a picture of the ‘Hot girls have IBS’ billboard in LA that inspired the whole thing.
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