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With a plethora of unverified digital content on healthcare floating around, it is imperative for organizations and stakeholders in healthcare to take effective measures in order to develop credible as well as popular sources of healthcare-related information to counter the threat of medical misinformation and its consequent catastrophic effects on the society at large. This communication brings to light some such initiatives.

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Academy of Medical Royal Colleges. A paper on the principles and attributes of ensuring the credibility of health information in social media. 2022. Available at: https://www.aomrc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/Principles_attributes_ensuring_credibility_health_information_social_media_0522.pdf (accessed September 2022).

Validity of Healthcare-Related Content on Digital Platforms

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