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Harvard Health Publications is a non-profit publisher of health newsletters and reports. It has 4 customer complaints closed in the last 3 years, mostly about delivery issues and faulty advertising practices.
Deceptive, sham, and hoax publishing operations have become an unfortunate reality in online journal market. Some basic tips can help you avoid falling prey to their scheme. Consider these questions:
1 cze 2017 · Untested remedies promising to treat or cure everything from arthritis to aging are considered health scams. Older adults are often vulnerable to them. Common scams include bogus dietary supplements and gadgets that promise to cure disease.
1 paź 2018 · If you've tried to buy medications by phone or on the Internet but received an FDA warning letter instead, beware. The FDA warns that criminals are forging these notes, possibly with the goal of later getting your money.
Phishing is a scam in which someone sends you a message trying to get you to open a file, click a link, or follow provided instructions. Their goal is to steal your personal information or money. Harvard Information Security identifies and blocks millions of phish every week.
1 mar 2023 · The web page warns about the dangers of bogus supplement claims and advises to talk to your doctor before taking any supplement. It also reports on the FDA's actions against seven supplement companies for illegal health claims in November 2022.
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