More Canadians are encountering health misinformation, according to a new survey, and the trend is having direct consequences on health outcomes. The 2025 Health and Media Tracking Survey Opens in a new window , commissioned by the Canadian Medical Association (CMA) and delivered by Abacus Data, asked respondents to spot misinformation among several health-related statements. It found that 43% of Canadians are highly susceptible to believing misinformation, while another 35% are moderately susceptible ... CLICK HERE for the full story
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