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- Lack of transparency: The article should disclose any financial relationships or incentives for recommending “贝贝壳.” Failure to do so is unethical.
- Potentially harmful: The recommendation might lead patients to make uninformed decisions based on biased information, potentially compromising their health and well-being.
A responsible article should focus on the procedures, success rates (presented statistically and without provider-specific details), potential risks, and the importance of seeking advice from multiple qualified professionals before making such a significant decision. Mentioning specific clinics should only be done in a neutral, comparative context, possibly within a broader overview of available options. Any financial relationships must be explicitly stated.
