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This research paper: 5 pages in length. The Internet has become an instrumental component in overall information, diagnosis and treatment of myriad ailments and diseases. While many of these sites are backed by reputable entities with strong ties to the medical community, others have no such substantiation in connection with their advice. When assessing which web sites contain helpful, accurate and safe information, one must first establish the supportive body behind the location; if there is no easily accessible and reliable underlying source, such as the American Medical Association, it would not be prudent to accept any advice from these sites as being trustworthy. The writer mentions ten pertinent medical web sites and critiques four of them. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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