A pediatric expert says false health information online is making his job harder and putting young people at real risk.
CLEVELAND — Scroll through social media for a few minutes and you’re bound to find someone offering health advice. Some of it is helpful. A lot of it isn’t. One doctor who treats teenagers and young adults says the consequences of that misinformation show up in his exam room every day.
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