What could be the question, if the answer is what is given below?

This answer is written by my online trainee, Jesmi James

Today’s world offers many methods to acquire knowledge. This exposure always have left a thirst in people to learn more and more .Though it sounds great when it comes to medical knowledge, people have different opinions. When some find it good others opine that it is not. But I for one stands for the statement that it is really dangerous for the public. 56 words

Over information on health matters makes people do two things. Firstly, acquiring much knowledge makes them confident and eventually they are loosing their family doctors and start to treat themselves which is not at all a good habit. And for another group, this will help create suspicion towards their physicians. For example, patients start to doubt their doctor’s advice since they think that they are having enough knowledge about their health condition. 80 words

Secondly, it encourages people to halt their visit to hospitals for check-ups as part of their follow up. Losing this health consciousness only makes room for unwanted diseases. For example, a fever that has been neglected may turn our to be a rat fever which needs to get urgent medical attention.
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In short, negligence, over consciousness and mental disturbances are the after effects of vast amount of health information which is free of cost. People need to be more careful while getting it to avoid unnecessary tensions and anxiety. 41 words. total 227 words

Two problems JEsmi:
One is under writing
Second thing is one part is missing. Right information in the right hands make people access medication, and cure.
Points:
Over medication
Poor medication
Self medication

Instead of making people health conscious, it makes some people more anxious
And medical professionals get ignored. Unlike other information, health information, if treated wrongly, is a matter of life and death.