That's what you think.
Doctors, on the other hand, may see this a bit differently. Larry, for instance,
writes:
It is not uncommon for the patient to come to his or her medical visit with a
stack of computer output. Unfortunately, these searches may have been about a
more severe form of the disease, or to a remedy that would be considered alternative.
This means that perhaps too large a part of an already short medical visit gets
used up trying to explain why the search results don't apply.
And I'm sure he has a point there.
Go to: Beyond second opinion, or
Go to: Would you like to see my medical records?,
or
Go to: Virtual worlds, and real health.