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Scrolling and worrying: the hidden dangers of DIY diagnosis

Scrolling through health advice online can lead to dangerous assumptions. Meet Ben and Thuy, who faced misdiagnoses from internet searches. Learn why understanding evidence is crucial to avoid misinformation. #HealthAwareness #SelfDiagnosis...

The Guardian· Apr 26, 2026 · 4:28 PM · 1 views

Scrolling through health advice online can lead to dangerous assumptions. Meet Ben and Thuy, who faced misdiagnoses from internet searches. Learn why understanding evidence is crucial to avoid misinformation. #HealthAwareness #SelfDiagnosis #MedicalAdvice #DigitalHealth #HealthEducation

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