Fake News Websites - Don't Fall for These Credible-Looking Scams

Many of us believe we're quite savvy when it comes to finding credible Internet health information. We may be surprised.

In the midst of recession when people are desperate to make money or save money, sites are popping up that look incredibly real. They tout anything from make-money-at-home schemes to buying-drugs-for-less scams. They even include well-known personalities like Dr. Mehmet Oz.

Just a warning today. Always be sure to verify that any information you find that you hope to use to improve your health is deemed credible. And be sure to share that health information with your doctor to stay safe, and to keep your money.

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