Social media been the better medium than TV media during the COVID-19 pandemic

The use of social media as a tool for professional communication and education in the healthcare industry has grown in recent years. The advantages and disadvantages of using such platforms have been thoroughly explored, with varying degrees of success. During the COVID-19 epidemic, social media use has increased dramatically, to the point that it is already a commonplace feature of current health-care systems. As with any healthcare instrument, the risks and advantages must be carefully weighed in order to make an informed decision. Using the current epidemic as an example, we will look at how social media is being used. It is important to note that we will demonstrate these with examples from the viewpoint of huge medical organisations, and we will also highlight typical mistakes to avoid. We address the dissemination of information regarding COVID-19 by conducting a huge data analysis of social media platforms such as Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube. On a worldwide scale, we examine involvement and interest in the COVID-19 issue, and we present a differentiated evaluation of how the debate has evolved for each platform and its users