"Hey {user} remember that disease you had a while back with {list of symptoms} did you ever get that checked out"? "Yeah it was a rare new disease the doctor c

"Hey {user} remember that disease you had a while back with {list of symptoms} did you ever get that checked out"? "Yeah it was a rare new disease the doctor called it {name of disease}" But seriously there are real medical sources that are far more valuable than freaking WebMD, Medical journals (e.g., PubMed, JAMA), Health agencies (e.g., CDC, WHO), Books and Textbooks, User-Generated Content, Firsthand Expert Input Medical information isn't exactly a "niche". Most sites rely on community which chatbots could, but probably won't emulate anytime soon, I also really doubt the implication that someones' personal, likely nonmonitized, webpage is going to "go under" because it gets less than some arbitrary view count. A better question is "When all the governments go under where will chatGPT get it's information"