Serritella leads a Zoom class for medical students and health care professionals aimed at teaching them how to fight misinformation in medicine at the Biological Sciences Learning Center. — Chicago Tribune/TNS
Patients have long been told to turn to their doctors for accurate, trusted health information.
But in recent years, especially during the Covid-19 pandemic, doctors’ voices have sometimes been drowned out by social media users who blast misinformation across the globe, leading patients to make questionable, and sometimes dangerous, choices about their health.
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