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How to Identify Credible Sources?

Credible sources typically include peer-reviewed journals, official health organizations (like the World Health Organization and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), and academic institutions. Look for transparency in methodology, clear disclosures of potential conflicts of interest, and reproducibility of results.

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