As a 21st century medical doctor, I’m aware that online self-diagnosis has become common. And while using the internet for health research might not be all bad, I join the millions of doctors who ...

Dr. Ryan Paulson warns that while the internet can be a helpful tool for researching health information, it should not ...

Brits are now using AI to self-diagnose. And 1 in 10 (11%) claim using AI to self-diagnose helped improve their condition.

"I was looking for people who had the same viewpoint, politically and socially. I was also looking for queer people online to see their experiences because there weren't many queer people in my high ...

Speaking on BBC Radio 4′s Autism Curve this month, Francesca Happé, a professor of cognitive neuroscience at King’s College London, said: “An increasing number of people are choosing to self-identify ...

In today’s digital age, access to health information has become almost unlimited. With just a few clicks, patients can search their symptoms, read online forums, and come to their own conclusions ...

TikTok and other social media channels have become popular ways to share information about mental health. From leading experts to people with lived experience to influencers with dubious credentials, ...

Many doctors are both annoyed and amused when patients arrive, convinced they have some mysterious ailment they discovered online. The patients tell their physicians they have each of the symptoms of ...

Mental health is a very fragile yet very important aspect of life. It needs constant maintenance and care or else every other part of one’s life will be greatly affected. As a result, there has been a ...

The internet has transformed many aspects of our lives, including healthcare and health-related activities, significantly altering how we retrieve and search for information. 1 One notable outcome of ...