From TechCrunch:
A new study from the University of Southern California’s Center for the Digital Future has found that a growing number of people no longer believe that search results are reliable and accurate.
The survey found that only 51% of people trust information provided by search engines, down from 62% in 2006. Google, as the most popular search engine in the United States, isn’t trusted by nearly half (49%) of the people who use it, an interesting result.
We're working on the problem as it relates specifically to people being able to find the best health information, services, and resources. Imagine if you had an expert doing the searching for you. A real person. Someone to research for you, weed out the clutter, and guide you to only the very best.
That's what we're doing now at OrganizedWisdom Health. Our community of physician-guided health advocates are now taking requests and will create a WisdomCard on any health topic you ask for. A WisdomCard is an organized and vetted set of links on any health topic. Several people are even requesting WisdomCards be created on their doctor, local hospital, and specific health products.
We've been getting tons of requests and our team has been building hundreds of new WisdomCards.
Here's an example of a few WisdomCards recently published:
The New York Times
Medical News Today
WebMD
PsychCentral
CNN
EverydayHealth
Healthline
Mayo Clinic
AOL Health
Yahoo! Health
National Cancer Institute