A doctor who is a certified physician specializing in obstetrics and gynecology, STACY A HENIGSMAN. Who claimed in her article that men can get pregnant. And she says “it’s probably a lot more common... See more
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Sends your illness searches to numerous other companies to target you with advertising. If you want the world knowing your medical history then feel free to accept their extremely intrusive cookie pol... See more
There should be a possibility to give negative stars. 1 star is just too many already. This website is interested in your personal info only. If you refuse to comply they show you a page with some p... See more
Use to enjoy healthline but now it’s full on woke ideology.. I’m a male, not a cis male.. I’ll be looking elsewhere for my health advice from now on in…
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Healthline is the first consumer medical search engine focused on delivering results from trusted, high-quality healthcare websites. Get answers to all your health questions and use our tools to save, organize, and send the results to friends and family.
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Would give a score of -1000000 if it is…
Would give a score of -1000000 if it is available! FOBS!!!!
They got $95 million from an investment…
They got $95 million from an investment company that also invests heavily in Big Pharma.
Wouldn't trust them at all.
Data harvester
Data harvester hiding behind a pretence of "needing" your data to provide "to deliver a compelling user experience", which is bullsh1t, "and to support our business", which is probably true, as a data harvester.
Demands full data access
Demands full data access to show any content.
They only show content if you allow…
They only show content if you allow them to have full access to your data. Not hetical and contrary to EU regulations
One-way traffic...
Hey - I tried to report to Healthline and apparently they aren't interested so I'll try here...
Wow - no wonder you don't have a "Comments" feature and have broken "Reporting Incorrect Information" links! The info quoted below from the "Ask D'Mine: New Basal Insulin Toujeo, New Dosing Math" page is just wrong and will only serve to further confuse the less-than-critical reader.
"And now, apparently, Toujeo maker Sanofi doesn’t care either, because they just tore up the Unit Rulebook and threw it away. The reason that Toujeo doses 1:1 (meaning you’d take the same number of “units” that you did before) is that Sanofi has re-defined the unit. Toujeo comes only in a special SoloStar pen that actually delivers 1/3 of a unit with each click."
This company is not to be trusted
They do not make it clear that you are participating in a 14 day trial when they send you a 30 day supply. The place to click for Terms and Conditions are in the smallest font possible and if you don't notice it, you are hooked at the end of 14 days for the ridiculous retail price of the products they sent you. The 14 day trial should be made clear up front and since it is a 30 day supply, if you thought it was a trial, you would assume that it was for 30 days.
This company operates on the very edge of legality.
Very informative
When trying to learn about a symptom, it's helpful to know why things are occurring and not just how to fix the symptom. Our bodies are complex, and healthline.com does a great job of explaining the process in terms that are easy to understand, but give a bigger picture of what's going on in our bodies.
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