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Where Do Americans Get Health
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Pew finds Americans route health information through providers, websites, peers, social media, and AI, with trust and accuracy checks becoming the central bottleneck.
- Frame 1Americans turn health questions through providers, websites, peers, social media, and AI, putting patients under accuracy pressure.
- Frame 2Flow map: 85% use providers; 60% use major health websites; 66% use similar-patient stories.
- Frame 3Trust gate: 65% of provider users rate information highly accurate, higher than any other source.
- Frame 4Failure mode: social media reaches 36%, but 47% of its users rate the information low accuracy.
- Frame 5Bottleneck: half of adults say checking health-information accuracy is at least somewhat difficult.
- Frame 6Verification path: when claims conflict, compare sources before acting; 54% say deciding what to trust is difficult.
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- Jun 3, 6:01 PM EDT
- Published source time
- Apr 7, 11:55 AM EDT