When reading health information on the internet, which of the following is NOT one of the suggestions that your text makes to help properly interpret the information?
A) remember that what is published on the internet is subject to tightly monitored rules and regulations
B) get a second opinion
C) consider how current the information is that is being presented
D) ask yourself if "it is too good to be true"

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The suggestion "remember that what is published on the internet is subject to tightly monitored rules and regulations" is not accurate, as the internet is not subject to tightly monitored rules and regulations. It is important to be cautious when reading health information online and consider factors such as the source, currency, and accuracy of the information. Getting a second opinion, considering the information's currency, and being skeptical of information that seems too good to be true are all valid suggestions for interpreting health information found on the internet.

When Reading Health Information on the Internet, Which of the Following