TOPIC:
Some people today prefer to get online advice for medical problems and do not want to visit a doctor. Why is this? Is this a positive or a negative development?
IDEAS:
I. Introduction
- Introduce the topic of people getting online advice for medical problems rather than visiting a doctor
- Provide background information or context on the issue
- Thesis statement outlining your opinion on the topic
II. Arguments for why people prefer to get online advice for medical problems
- Discuss the factors that may contribute to this preference, such as convenience, accessibility, anonymity, or cost
- Provide examples or evidence to support these points
III. Arguments for the positive aspects of people getting online advice for medical problems
- Discuss the potential benefits of online medical advice, such as access to a wider range of information, the ability to seek second opinions or specialized expertise, or the option to get help outside of normal business hours
- Provide examples or evidence to support these points
IV. Arguments for the negative aspects of people getting online advice for medical problems
- Discuss the potential drawbacks of online medical advice, such as the risk of misinformation or the inability to fully diagnose or treat complex or serious medical conditions
- Provide examples or evidence to support these points
V. Conclusion
- Recap the main points of the essay
- Reiterate your thesis statement
- Offer suggestions for how people could balance the advantages and disadvantages of getting online advice for medical problems versus visiting a doctor, if applicable
- End with a final thoughts or call to action on the topic