During my visit to the maternal hospital on January 12, I had the opportunity to hear Health Minister Anahit Avanesyan address the issue of spreading misinformation. She emphasized the importance of not sharing false information and urged everyone to refrain from doing so. It is crucial that we all understand the gravity of this situation and take responsible measures to prevent the spread of misinformation.

Interacting with any medical center or department is a serious matter, not only for me but also for my family. My mother, sister, aunt, and children are all affected by the decisions and practices of these institutions. It is essential that we remain informed and rely on credible sources to prevent the spread of false information.

As a journalist, I understand the power of accurate reporting and the impact it can have on society. It is our responsibility to ensure that the information we share with the public is fact-checked and reliable. This applies not only to medical matters but to all areas of journalism. Trustworthiness and integrity should always be at the forefront of our work.

Health Minister Anahit Avanesyan’s plea to the public should be taken seriously. We all have a role to play in combating the spread of misinformation. Let us educate ourselves, verify the information we come across, and only share what we know to be true. In doing so, we can help keep our communities well-informed and prevent the potentially harmful consequences of false information.