Not justifying conclusion, saying "check with experts" and giving away sources is not a proper medical recommendation. It's like me writing a report to my clie

Not justifying conclusion, saying "check with experts" and giving away sources is not a proper medical recommendation. It's like me writing a report to my client on "should you use an HTTP API", ending up with "probably yes but it depends so check with you local web dev" and sourcing O'Reilly books. It's political correct bullshit: as the expert, it's my job to not only give a strong actionable conclusion, but to justify the hell out of it. Have you read the list of possible side effects of the drug ? https://www.drugs.com/sfx/malarone-side-effects.html https://www.drugs.com/sfx/malarone-side-effects.html This is a very active product. If you advice somebody to take it PREVENTIVELY when you are healthy, not even mentioning on a long period of time, you better have a really compelling case. Not just "meh, yeah do it".