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social media plays a huge role is spreading misinformation and myths. it is important to do your own research from reputable sources

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Influencers have a geat impact on what society views as true and false.

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Be open to thinking critically and doing your own research

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1. Fruits and veggies are just as affordable as other foods

2. There is a systematic method that has been proving for debunking myths

3. Prebunking is just as important as debunking myths

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even the most trusted people you think you may know can have nobel prize syndrome

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Do your research!! There are health myths even in textbooks and videos produced by health professionals. When something is interesting or surprising to you it’s easy to believe when we think it’s coming from a reliable source.

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How prominent it is for companies to appear credible by using scientific language, when it is in fact, misleading and used to garner attention for their products

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It's really easy to misinterpret scientific research and turn it into misinformation, so I totally understand how people are so misinformed.

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Always do your research and don't be afraid to ask questions. Be cautious of trends you see online

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What common logical fallacies are and how to spot them

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Not to trust information spread online not coming from trustworthy sources.

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It is important to look for fallacies

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To do a background check on any claims that I see online to test the validity. Also, how to present information to a "non-believer" about health misinformation.

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I’ve learned on how to be more cautious when reading health topics on social media and the news. This has allowed me to understand and

identify misinformation/disinformation in other topics outside of Health.

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How to break down mythbusting in a way that allows other people who have little to no information on the topic to understand

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Don't just believe everything you see on social media! Do independent research

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I learned to not judge others for their misinformed views because I am just as ignorant on other topics.

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How to inform someone who believes in a myth, and approach them correctly.

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be aware of tactics and fallacies

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As a future health professional, this class helped me better understand how I can convey factual information in healthcare to patients I encounter. It helps me better understand their perspective and find ways to counteract their beliefs so I can promote healthier lifestyles for them.

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The main messages that I have gotten out of this class are:

-social media is one of the biggest sources of misinformation

-There are a lot of logical fallacies that even professionals use to spread misinformation

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1. It's important to know how to recognize misinformation and refute it.

2. Health misinformation can be dangerous, and therefore, it is important to implement strategies to prevent its spread.

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it is important to do your own research after finding information

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1. Misinformation plays a very important role in healthcare, and it could be the reason why people don’t seek care

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There are different threat levels to myths

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I learned the importance of lateral reading when taking in any information on the internet

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Do your research (and know how to do it) before believing things you see online.

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Do not trust health influencers at face value! Double check where information is coming from. Are there crediable sources that back up what is being said.

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We went over the differences between disinformation/misinformation a few different times within the course which was an important distinction. Also, the affects of mistrust in the health system in society.

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The different logical fallacies that can be used to propagate myths

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how to better understand health scientific writing

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The main thing I’ve taken from away from this class is how easily misinformation is spread. I didn’t realize how much misinformation is out there and gaining traction everyday.

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Taking medical information on the internet with a grain of salt until there is a larger consensus or a proper fact check of the sources

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Be skeptical of social media health content

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to be skeptical about information circulating online

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Considering the quality of studies when doing research.

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Identifying logical fallacies in advertisements.

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Check to make sure sources are reliable

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Alway fact check, especially on social media.

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There is so much nuance to health information, you can not always trust headlines!

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It is important to be on the lookout for fallacies that may indicate that something is a myth!

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Seed oils are not bad for you

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You should always check to make sure the information you are seeing is true by looking at mulitple reputable sources

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One of the main things I have learnt is how much misinformation exists. It was also truly interesting and scary to see how brands use this to their advantage to promote their product/service.

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Critical Thinking skill

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Identifying logical fallacies in the media.

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To be careful believing what you read online.

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Specific ways to be analytical of health information in life