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I dont have an opinion as to whether its positive or negative, because often it is inaccurate or unhelpful, but sometimes it can help you connect with other people to understand what you need to know. It mostly depends on who you are or what you are searching, because sometimes its accurate, and sometimes it is not. The internet has a lot of questions that are mostly there to attract your attention (clickbait) but it really just depends on your viewpoint.

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It all depends on the situation and type of health question. 

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It all depends on the situation and type of health question. 

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It all depends on the situation and type of health question. I believe this because if a kid asks a question about something close to home and it gives a very straight forward answer that they don't like it could ruin their self esteem. Also, it could be negative because google isn't always right. However, it could be positive because it can help teens learn more about a certain health subject and can give them answers to questions they may have. Or it can help them if they don't feel comfortable asking ones around them.

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It could have a positive impact or negative impact, both because it causes so much stimulation in children and adults alike, which makes it very hard for people to fall asleep and yes, they can effect your eyes. It can be positive though because we can learn new things to help improve our every day lives, and make new friends and find ways to connet to others in different ways.

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no

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no, because there are websites that lie. It
could lead to a disaster

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I think that they can have both positive and negative effect being how helpful they are such as rubbing mustard on a rash/allergic reactions but then again there are bad things out there such as will my cellphone kill me (LOL)

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thats how i became blind

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I believe that when using the internet to look up health questions can be positive, because if you aren't able to go to a doctor and you just have small symptoms of something. It can also be negative because the internet is filled with false information, which can lead you to think its something really wrong which can turn into something that's really bad.

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it could have a positive or a negetive depending on how you search up te questions because google may not give you an answer right away and you may have to do some research on a different website for it and ten you still may not be able to find it and that could make you very angery but google could give you the answer right away and it could make you happy that you didnt have to do all the work

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I think it can have both a positive and negative impact, depending on what they're using it for, but it's probably more negative because they'll self diagnose themselves and start worrying about something that might not even be true

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Depends on the question you ask. Like this question I found that said " Will my cell phone kill me?"

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I think that using the internet to help you answer your health questions can go both ways good and bad ways

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It can be seen from both ways.It can help you learn about questions you might have, and you could also believe the worse answer given

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I feel like google could put a both positive and negitive impact on health related questions. you could find the solution to your health problem, or you could find something thats completely not true and it could make you stressed about your situation when in reality its not that bad

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Not all teens have the same needs when it comes to health, some could have more mental things wrong and others could have physical things, and maybe something doesnt work for one person but works for another.

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because you can if you stare at it too long

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Negative, because, people tend to jump to worse case scenario.

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negative impact because you could go blind