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Exactly, and it's a compounding problem. The sites with the best information don't win, it's the sites with content optimized to get clicks. It's a problem that
by metrokoi 6y ago
Exactly, and it's a compounding problem. The sites with the best information don't win, it's the sites with content optimized to get clicks. It's a problem that gets worse with time and more "real" information gets crowded out.
If there's already a good paper or article on what types of tests are used to determine hormone levels I'm not going to make another one, even if it was difficult to find. There are no such barriers stopping health blogs from creating dozens of "why you need a testosterone test today!" articles, however.
- TeMPOraL 6y ago> There are no such barriers stopping health blogs from creating dozens of "why you need a testosterone test today!" articles, however. What's even worse, there's good business in manufacturing (often copy-pasting and lightly paraphrasing) such bullshit articles. It's actually an entire profession at this point, called "content marketing".