Peer to Peer Health Advice

[newu]

A helpful knowledgeable community can be the greatest resource for our health, not only when it comes to recover, but also with prevention!

Much love for this encouragement!

[CarlaTBerg]

Love that you are adding velocity to the value of community for personal health! Man, does it make me wish for a patient-serving infrastructure that doesn’t quite yet exist, for either the newbie or vet. The closest I saw back in the day was the community around Jessie Grumman, remember that crew? We need to band together and think about how to amplify awareness and access.

[matthewloxton]

Expert communities are amazing, and can provide fast, actionable, and pertinent knowledge. However, some communities provide self-sealing false information that can do great harm. Unless the peer community is also embedded in a scientific and evidence-based superculture, peer health networks can do far more harm than good.

[MissGaijin]

I think that this is bad advice. Maybe profitable, but still risky.

[uRealReels]

i would like to develop a peer to peer facebook group that lets you post your symptoms, and then the page would match you with a peer who has similar symptoms. Any advice?

[jamesroh]

where's dr mikey? his voice is like melted butter to my ears. too busy at apple to be making these i guess :(

[manjugm]

Check out Colontown at Colontown.org for colorectal cancer patients.

[gaspererjavec]

like a social blockchain, this sounds amazing

[webdevhours]

My advice: If you're not happy about life, then leave