Bad Influence (How the Internet Hijacked Our Health) - 9780861549900
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Product Details
Author:
Deborah Cohen
Format:
Paperback
Pages:
384
Publisher:
Oneworld Publications (May 17, 2027)
Imprint:
Oneworld Publications
Release Date:
May 17, 2027
Language:
English
Audience:
General/trade
ISBN-13:
9780861549900
ISBN-10:
0861549902
Weight:
9.46oz
Dimensions:
5.1" x 7.8"
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Overview
When did we start trusting influencers over doctors?
You used to see a doctor. Now you go online.
'Uncomfortable but essential reading. Your definitive guide to separating medical facts from online fiction.' Adam Kay
Want to track your blood sugar? Your heart rate? Your sleep? You can. Need to focus? Want to lose weight fast? Everything is a click away.
But who is regulating this?
As waiting times to see doctors grow ever longer and patients are often priced out of medical care altogether, influencers have filled the gap. From doctors promoting new therapies, to entrepreneurs selling solutions, these self-styled experts glow with good health and guarantee results.
But they are not familiar with our medical history. They don't owe us a duty of care. And they're rarely either qualified or impartial. So why do we trust them?
You used to see a doctor. Now you go online.
'Uncomfortable but essential reading. Your definitive guide to separating medical facts from online fiction.' Adam Kay
Want to track your blood sugar? Your heart rate? Your sleep? You can. Need to focus? Want to lose weight fast? Everything is a click away.
But who is regulating this?
As waiting times to see doctors grow ever longer and patients are often priced out of medical care altogether, influencers have filled the gap. From doctors promoting new therapies, to entrepreneurs selling solutions, these self-styled experts glow with good health and guarantee results.
But they are not familiar with our medical history. They don't owe us a duty of care. And they're rarely either qualified or impartial. So why do we trust them?
