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By Dr Frank Yap, M.D.
COVID-19 related articles are not your typical "10 best ways to make your favorite smoothie" type of content. In addition, various ChatGPT prompts may not always provide specific answers to your questions.

The internet has greatly expanded access to health information, but navigating it can be a daunting task for the average person. Misleading information, articles that provide no real value, and myths (particularly about COVID-19) are pervasive on social media, advertisements, media channels, and even AI-powered websites. This makes it difficult to differentiate between reliable and unreliable sources, especially when mixed with marketing narratives.

This website is a part of the One Day MD network, which provides independent, impartial, and consumer-focused health information. We recognize that it can be overwhelming for consumers to sort through the abundance of information available online, particularly if they lack a medical background. That is why we offer a network of wellness and health information sites that are consumer-centric, providing high-value information and unbiased insights. With over 30 years of cumulative experience in the healthcare industry, we are committed to providing trustworthy information that may be challenging to find elsewhere.

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