The rise of Dr Google: Half of Britons now get health advice online rather than seeing the GP
- 51 per cent of adults go online for health tips rather than visiting their doctor, 23 per cent rely on the media
- Only 22 per cent visit GP to discuss medical matters
- 49 per cent make lifestyle changes because of 'reaching a certain age' rather than based on medical advice
- 19 per cent have 'no idea' if their diet is healthy
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