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- Slide: 1
- Mom, Dad, Grandma, I saw that you all shared a post about a new vitamin that cures all diseases. But it's not true.
- we saw it on a very convincing website. It had testimonials and everything.
- But that's the problem. It's misinformation. The website is fake, and there's no scientific proof.
- Slide: 2
- How did you find out it was fake?
- I checked fact-checking websites and looked for reviews from trusted health organizations. They all say it's a scam.
- I see. We should have been more careful.
- Yes, I remember now. The website did look a bit suspicious, but I trusted the people who shared it.
- Slide: 3
- On social media, we need to be extra careful. Look for posts from trusted accounts, like official government or health organization pages.
- you can check if the website has a ".gov" or ".edu" domain. Those are usually reliable. And look for a "Contact Us" page or an "About Us" section to see if they provide real information about themselves.
- Yes, thank you, Lily. I'm proud of you for helping us stay safe from misinformation.
- Slide: 0
- it said it was scientifically proven. I was going to buy some for my arthritis.
- That makes sense. But how do I know if a website is trustworthy?
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