<human>:  I am curious about the methods for differentiating between good quality health information and misleading or dangerous information?
<bot>: One method for differentiating between good quality health information and misleading or dangerous information is to verify the source. Look for sources from well-known and respected professionals in the health field, such as doctors and other licensed health practitioners, or academic research from reputable journals. Additionally, always consider the accuracy and veracity of the facts presented within the health information.2 Another method for differentiating between good quality health information and misleading or dangerous information is to look for balanced or comprehensive information. Good quality health information should be based on multiple sources and have a balanced view of different factors in a given health issue. Beware of any information that is overly biased or skewed to one side. 3 Additionally, it is important to recognize the currency of health information. Health information can become outdated quickly. Make sure to check that the source is providing the most up-to-date knowledge regarding the issue in question.