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Recently my doctor showed me a way that he checks validity of his knowledge about medications. He has this app for doctors that gives a bunch of information about the medication that he looks up. He did this for one of the medications that I take and we were able to figure out why I have been dizzy. It turns out I was dizzy because of some side effects of my medicine. Overall, it was a positive experience getting validity of my medical questions.

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" How does the U.S. federal government protect consumers from false or misleading health claims posted on the Internet" (pg. 5). On the other hand, "The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) enforces consumer protection laws and regulates dietary supplement advertising" (pg. 5).

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One should be every careful about what information they believe on the internet. When deciding whether a website is credible or not one should consider:
-Who runs the website?
-Who pays for the website
-What is the website's purpose?
-What is the original source of the website’s information?
-How does the website document the evidence supporting its information?
-Where was the information acquired from?
-Who up to date is the information?
-How are the links chosen?
-What information does the owner of the website collect about the users of the site?
-How are the interactions with the users monitored?
-How can you verify the information?
-" How does the U.S. federal government protect consumers from false or misleading health claims posted on the Internet?" (pg 5).

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"The U.S. Food and Drug Administration and Federal Trade Commission are federal government agencies that help protect consumers from false or misleading health claims on the internet" (pg 2).

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Evaluating & Using Health Information Wisely

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Evaluating & Using Health Information Wisely