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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
5. It's trying to sell you something
Health advice shouldn't come with a checkout link. If the article is pushing you to buy a product, it may be more about sales than science. Watch out for:
- Phrases like "sponsored content" or "affiliate link."
- Product discounts.
- Articles that link to a specific store or brand.
- Testimonials from other customers.