“Doctor, I’d like to have a complete hormonal checkup.” This is a phrase heard increasingly often in endocrinology clinics. It is frequently accompanied by a ready-made list of tests found online, on social media, or generated with the help of an artificial intelligence tool. Taking an active interest in one’s health is undoubtedly positive. Access to reliable information, prevention, and patients’ active participation in decisions about their care should all be encouraged. H

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