With the advent of advanced modes of communication through the internet, it has become very easy to spread news and information. Everyone has the freedom to publish anything they want, which makes it difficult to avoid misinformation circulating online. Misinformation about health can be particularly dangerous. Patients diagnosed with a disease or illness often search for information online, but some of the information they find may not be true or supported by science. In this video, I aim to discredit misinformation about liver cancer. To learn more about liver cancer and its treatment, visit medical websites such as Nexus Surgical or consult with a liver cancer specialist.
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