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In an age where information is just a click away, the rise of AI-powered chatbots has revolutionized how we seek knowledge. These intelligent conversational agents, designed to mimic human interaction, are increasingly being used to answer a wide array of questions, including those related to health. However, a recent study published in BMJ Open casts a shadow of doubt on the reliability of chatbots when it comes to addressing health topics notoriously prone to misinformation. The findings reveal a concerning trend: nearly half of the responses generated by popular chatbots to health-related queries were found to be problematic, raising serious…