More people are getting health advice from social media. Is that good or bad?
According to a healthy Now survey from the Parade-Cleveland Clinic, 45 percent of us now get health advice from online sources. A doctor with the clinic said while that can serve as a real inspiration for many, there can also be a lot of false health claims on the Internet that could lead us astray.
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More people are getting health advice from social media. Is that good or bad?
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