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Many people turn to AI for quick health answers, but is it reliable? About 31% of users trust AI for medical info, yet half of chatbot responses can be problematic
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How well can AI answer your health questions compared to proven methods like systematic reviews? While 31% of people trust AI for medical info, research shows half of chatbot responses can be problematic
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Can you trust AI for your health questions? Recent studies show 31% of people do—but half of chatbot responses can be problematic or inaccurate