combatting misinformation

How can healthcare professionals help combat misinformation?

Healthcare professionals are trusted sources of information. They can help combat misinformation by:
1. Engaging with patients: Providing clear, evidence-based information during consultations.
2. Public speaking: Participating in community talks and media interviews.
3. Writing articles: Contributing to reputable publications and online platforms.
4. Social media presence: Actively correcting false information online.

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