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A clearer starting point for health information
Look for the source, date and purpose behind a health headline.
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Prepare useful questions for a health conversation
Keep track of what an explanation covers and what you still want to ask.
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Read the context behind a wellbeing suggestion
General suggestions can leave out personal circumstances and preferences.
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Look at the audience behind movement information
Consider who a fitness claim is about before applying it more broadly.
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Read beyond a food headline
Notice what the original source describes and which questions remain.
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Explore mental wellbeing information thoughtfully
Distinguish general information, a personal account and professional guidance.
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Explore questions about oral health information
Identify the source and discuss individual concerns with a dental professional.
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A closer look at a skincare claim
Separate marketing, personal experience and evidence.
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Put weight-related headlines in context
Look at the people, methods and limitations behind a general claim.
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Find context in women’s health reading
Notice which circumstances and questions the source addresses.
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A thoughtful starting point for men’s health reading
General reading can help prepare questions for an individual conversation.
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Questions for growing families
Consider the age and circumstances addressed by an explanation.
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Different perspectives for later life
Keep preferences, support and individual context in the picture.
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Read the evidence and safety questions behind a claim
Natural or traditional descriptions do not establish effectiveness or safety.
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A digital tool is only part of the picture
Explore intended use, evidence and personal information questions.
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