Here are some questions that you should ask yourself when trying to determine if a source of health information is reliable and trustworthy:
Is this site trying to give me information or sell me something?
Who wrote this article? Was it a student or a certified doctor?
Did this information come from a collage or a hospital or some other source?
Do I know for sure where this information came from?
Is this site a scam?
I hope this helped! :-)
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Yes!!! Jorge made lots of mistakes in citing references. He did not identified the source accurately to give credits to the original creators of the work, and here he says "according to materials I located through a google search". Which materials? from where?, which is the web page?.
If you want to follow APA rules for citing and we are taking into account it is a web site, this should go like this: AUTHOR -YEAR PUBLISHED-WEBPAGE TITLE- DATE YOU VIEWED THE WEB PAGE.
Explanation:
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d lupus or osteoposis
Explanation:
lupus is an autoimmune disease and may be triggered by unhealthy lifestyle habits like smoking
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