⁍ Facebook will no longer show health groups in its recommendations to ensure that its users get health information from authoritative sources.

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⁍ The company took down more than 1 million groups that violated its policies on harmful content and misinformation over the last year.

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– Facebook has taken down more than 1 million pages and groups for “harmful content” and “misinformation” over the past year, the company said in a blog post Thursday, but it will no longer show health groups in its recommendations section as a way to ensure users get health information from authoritative sources, Reuters reports. The company says it has removed more than 1 million pages and groups for violating its policies on harmful content and misinformation over the past year. Facebook says it will continue to review pages and groups that violate its policies, but it will no longer show health groups in its recommendations section as a way to ensure users get health information from authoritative sources, the New York Times reports. The company says it will continue to review pages and groups that violate its policies, but it will no longer show health groups in its recommendations section as a way to ensure users get health information from authoritative sources, the Times reports. Facebook says it has removed more than 1 million pages and groups for violating its policies over the past year. The company says it will continue to review pages and groups that violate its policies, but it will no longer show health groups in its recommendations as a way to ensure users get health information from authoritative sources, the Times reports. The company says it will continue to review pages and groups that violate its policies, but it will no longer show health groups in its recommendations as a way to ensure users get health information from authoritative sources.