I am a medical doctor
friends often contact me when they search online for answers to their health questions. I’m glad to advise
SI know it is difficult to filter the Google results pages for information you can trust. False information is commonplace on the Internet, and it can be difficult to detect it because there is often little truth mixed with false and inaccurate information. First, I tell my friends to consider what information they are looking for accurately. Do they want to understand better:
Their medical illness from symptoms to diagnosis and treatment?
Scope of services and professionals they may encounter?
Self-care and lifestyle changes they can use?
Log in to the specific answers you want to narrow down your search and it will be easier to find the information you need to get productive and satisfying conversations with your doctors.
I also stress how important it is to doubt the validity of what you read: Can you trust what is on the page? Does it reflect the latest scientific evidence? I recommend checking the page and looking at:
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