Following President Trump's second term inauguration, numerous federal health websites were taken offline or altered, leading to significant public health concerns. A judge's ruling temporarily restored some of these sites, yet many lost essential topics like health equity. Public confidence has dropped sharply, with polls showing a lack of trust in the CDC and the FDA. Experts are worried this erosion of trust could drive individuals toward unreliable sources, particularly social media, making access to credible health information more critical than ever.
With many federal health websites altered or taken offline, trust in public health agencies has diminished, prompting experts to worry about reliance on social media for health information.
There are concerns that alterations to health websites may lead to decreased public trust, with many turning to social media platforms where misinformation often prevails.
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