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Dr. Josh Axe highlighted growing concerns about Google’s influence over health information online. He pointed out that Google had acquired pharmaceutical companies and began prioritizing results from conventional medical sources. Referencing his own experience, Dr. Axe explained that his site, once the top natural health platform with 20 million...

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