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How often do patients present misinformation or inaccurate information to their doctors?

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doi: 10.5281/zenodo.20534731

How often do patients present misinformation or inaccurate information to their doctors?

Abstract

Patients frequently encounter and may present medical misinformation, influenced by the proliferation of online medical content. While healthcare providers often deal with such misinformation, precise data on its presentation frequency in clinical settings is scarce.

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