All of the following are important questions for evaluating health information presented by the media, EXCEPT:
A) Who were the participants involved in the study?
B) Is the report based on research or an anecdote?
C) Are the statistics believable?
D) What is the source of the information?

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While evaluating health information, the believability of statistics is subjective and not a standard criterion. Instead, verifying the credibility of the source, the nature of the report, and the participants involved are more objective and critical factors.

All of the Following Are Important Questions for Evaluating Health