I no longer trust WebMD Google and WebMD Partn
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I no longer trust WebMD
Google and WebMD Partner To Be Your Virtual Doctor
https://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/a...=234232384
OMG, big tobacco even part of it
Story at-a-glance
Last year, Internet Brands, a company under the global investment firm Kohlberg Kravis Roberts (KKR) umbrella, announced its acquisition of WebMD Holdings
KKR also owns a number of other health-related internet brands, including DentalPlans.com, eHealthForum.com, HealthBoards.com, AltMD.com and FitDay.com
KKR used to own tobacco conglomerate RJR Nabisco, but after “engineering a stock swap” with Borden in 1995, it no longer has direct ownership of Nabisco
After KKR bought the Weekly Reader, research showed its tobacco ties led to more tobacco-related articles appearing in the student newspaper, and while the stories superficially discouraged children from smoking, word choices and phrasing sent a subconscious message to the contrary
WebMD has partnered with Google Home to allow users to ask medical questions via the Google Home smart speaker
Google and WebMD Partner To Be Your Virtual Doctor
https://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/a...=234232384
OMG, big tobacco even part of it
Story at-a-glance
Last year, Internet Brands, a company under the global investment firm Kohlberg Kravis Roberts (KKR) umbrella, announced its acquisition of WebMD Holdings
KKR also owns a number of other health-related internet brands, including DentalPlans.com, eHealthForum.com, HealthBoards.com, AltMD.com and FitDay.com
KKR used to own tobacco conglomerate RJR Nabisco, but after “engineering a stock swap” with Borden in 1995, it no longer has direct ownership of Nabisco
After KKR bought the Weekly Reader, research showed its tobacco ties led to more tobacco-related articles appearing in the student newspaper, and while the stories superficially discouraged children from smoking, word choices and phrasing sent a subconscious message to the contrary
WebMD has partnered with Google Home to allow users to ask medical questions via the Google Home smart speaker
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