Online information

Search better. Verify before you act.

Search engines can surface an answer, but ranking is not the same as accuracy, safety, or relevance to you.

01

Open the original source

Look beyond snippets and summaries. Read the page that supports the claim, note its date, and check whether it links to primary guidance or research.

02

Check the author and scope

A coach can explain general exercise. A clinician, registered dietitian, or other licensed professional has a different scope. Expertise in one area does not transfer automatically to another.

03

Treat certainty as a warning

Health information should acknowledge limits, alternatives, and situations that need professional care. Absolute promises and universal fixes deserve extra skepticism.

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