Cranberry juice helps
Fighting urinary tract infections
In girls and women

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http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/is-cranberry-juice-really-effective-against-urinary-tract-infections

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And, or

(2) The World Health Organisation #WHO publishes lots of public health information. https://www.who.int/

Or

(3) Your Doctor (medical practitioner)

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Accurate medical information

To increase the probability (the chance) of receiving accurate (more reliable) medical information.

(1) listen to & \ or read the info from your trusted health provider. In the UK - that is the National Health Service (NHS)

And, or

(2) The World Health Organisation #WHO publishes lots of public health information. https://www.who.int/

Or

(3) Your Doctor (medical practitioner)

On social media & in the context of #COVID19 - medical practitioners, epidemiologists, virologists or biologists are a better source of "covid" info than those that aren't qualified.

But, on the Internet, be sure they're what they say they are! Fact check what they say with sources (1) or (2) or (3)

For example, the podcast 'This week in virology" is also a trusted source of information (though more "technical"). https://www.microbe.tv/twiv/

#medical #health #information #NHS #WHO #TWIV #viruses #SarsCoV2 #bacteria #fungi

#pandemic #MedicalIntervention #FaceMasks #puplic #testing #exercise #FreshAir #CleanAir

Accurate medical information

To increase the probability of receiving accurate (more reliable) medical information.

(1) listen to & \ or read the info from your trusted health provider. In the UK - that is the National Health Service (NHS)

And, or

(2) The World Health Organisation #WHO publishes lots of public health information. https://www.who.int/

Or

(3) Your Doctor (medical practitioner)

On social media & in the context of #COVID19 - medical practitioners, epidemiologists, virologists or biologists are a better source of "covid" info than those that aren't qualified.

But, on the Internet, be sure they're what they say they are! Fact check what they say with sources (1) or (2) or (3)

For example, the podcast 'This week in virology" is also a trusted source of information (though more "technical"). https://www.microbe.tv/twiv/

#medical #health #information #NHS #WHO #TWIV #viruses #SarsCoV2 #bacteria #fungi

#pandemic #MedicalIntervention #FaceMasks #puplic #testing #exercise #FreshAir #CleanAir

Accurate medical information

To increase the probability of receiving accurate medical information.

(1) listen to & \ or read the info from your trusted health provider. In the UK - that is the National Health Service (NHS)

And, or

(2) The World Health Organisation #WHO publishes lots of public health information. https://www.who.int/

Or

(3) Your Doctor (medical practitioner)

On social media & in the context of #COVID19 - medical practitioners, epidemiologists, virologists or biologists are a better source of "covid" info than those that aren't qualified.

But, on the Internet, be sure they're what they say they are! Fact check what they say with sources (1) or (2) or (3)

For example, the podcast 'This week in virology" is also a trusted source of information (though more "technical"). https://www.microbe.tv/twiv/

#medical #health #information #NHS #WHO #TWIV #viruses #SarsCoV2 #bacteria #fungi

#pandemic #MedicalIntervention #FaceMasks #puplic #testing #exercise #FreshAir #CleanAir

Accurate medical information

To increase the probability of receiving accurate medical information.

(1) listen to & \ or read the info from your trusted health provider. In the UK - that is the National Health Service (NHS)

And, or

(2) The World Health Organisation #WHO publishes lots of public health information. https://www.who.int/

Or

(3) Your Doctor (medical practitioner)

On social media & in the context of #COVID19 - epidemiologists, virologists or biologists are a better source of "covid" info than those that aren't qualified.

But, on the Internet, be sure they're what they say they are! Fact check what they say with sources (1) or (2) or (3)

For example, the podcast 'This week in virology" is also a trusted source of information (though more "technical"). https://www.microbe.tv/twiv/

#medical #health #information #NHS #WHO #TWIV #viruses #SarsCoV2 #bacteria #fungi

#pandemic #MedicalIntervention #FaceMasks #puplic #testing #exercise #FreshAir #CleanAir

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