Social Media Influencers Misleading Followers with Unnecessary Medical Tests

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Influencers promote unnecessary medical tests on social media
Overdiagnosis and potential harm result from misleading promotions
Tests target healthy individuals, causing anxiety and financial burden
Posts lack mention of potential harms and overdiagnosis issues
Gut microbiome and AMH tests are not reliable health indicators
Consulting doctors for appropriate medical advice is crucial

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