Challenge: a study conducted by the pew Internet & American Life Project 1 shows that almost 80 percent of Internet users have explored health-related topic online.
Approach: They propose to crawl medical forums with opinions about medical condition self narrated by users.
Outcome: The proposed system is based on opinions about medical condition self-narrated by users on medical forums.

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