Articles
Can you spot a fake health article?
Content
1. It tries to scare you
2. It says doctors and experts can't be trusted
3. It doesn't list any credible sources
4. It offers a quick fix — or a miracle cure
5. It's trying to sell you something
Always double-check the facts
1. It tries to scare you
2. It says doctors and experts can't be trusted
3. It doesn't list any credible sources
4. It offers a quick fix — or a miracle cure
5. It's trying to sell you something
Always double-check the facts
3. It doesn't list any credible sources
A good article should show where its information comes from. Credible sources include published research, universities or medical organizations. Reliable website addresses often end in .org or .edu.
If an article only links to other blogs, social media videos or personal opinions, it's time to move on.
