India, April 17 -- In today's digital era, access to health information has never been easier - but neither has the spread of misinformation. From viral reels to frequently forwarded messages, many widely accepted health beliefs are either misleading or outright incorrect, and in some cases, potentially dangerous. Doctors point out that their role now extends beyond treatment to also addressing the misconceptions patients often bring with them.

HT Lifestyle reached out to Dr Bimalpreet Mohan - director and chief radiologist at Capital Health Clinic in Hauz Khas, New Delhi - who explains, "Relying on popular advice instead of medical evidence can not only delay timely diagnosis but also make treatment more complicated. Over time, such pra...