Drug safety information must remain accessible as patients move from websites to AI
A prescription drug warning can be accurate and still be difficult for a patient to use. What matters is not only the information itself but also how and where people receive it. This becomes especially important as patients increasingly use AI systems to find answers about medications, sometimes without visiting the original source.
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