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incidence kidney stones united states continues increase although dietary interventions shown effective reducing stone events adherence medical management continues limiting factor reason patient education become focus many physicians tiktok social media application one billion users worldwide emerged online center medical knowledge sharing physicians nonphysicians alike tiktok users share kidney stone prevention information short informational videos directly general public little known regarding quality medical advice provided videos purpose study evaluate reach quality kidney stone prevention information tiktok conducted crosssectional analysis renal stone prevention content tiktok utilizing search term kidneystoneprevention assess videos appearing october 10th 2022 videos english related topic 1000 views included videos analyzed descriptive statistics including views uploader profession stone prevention recommendations videos assessed utilizing denver international study center evaluative rating information discern questionnaire used appraise quality consumer health information maximum score 80 per video oneway analysis variance anova used determine statistical significance groups total 131 videos 87 fit inclusion criteria resulting total 875 million views average discern score 270 observed eight videos published physicians average discern score 353 significantly greater average score 262 nonphysicians p005 common recommendation increased fluid intake 380 followed monitoring calcium levels 902 decreasing oxalaterich foods 92 kidney stone prevention content tiktok wide reach millions consumers majority videos fail match american urological association recommendations regarding diet therapies stone prevention research needed understand extent kidney stone prevention misinformation social media contributes patient outcomes increased engagement tiktok urologists health organizations may improve public education