What do Americans want from their health information sources?
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A Pew Research Center survey finds that most Americans value medical training, transparency, and ease of understanding in their health information sources. The survey also reveals that health care providers receive positive ratings for the information they provide, while other sources such as social media and news organizations are less likely to be seen as personalized and accurate.
A recent survey by the Pew Research Center found that Americans prioritize medical training, transparency, and clarity when seeking health information. Three-quarters of respondents considered medical training highly important, while 73% valued transparency about potential conflicts of interest. Health care providers were rated highly for understandability, personalization, and convenience. Other sources, such as AI chatbots and major health websites, also received high marks for ease of understanding. The survey was conducted among 5,111 U.S. adults from October 20-26, 2025.
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