A new study from Tallinn University reveals that while Estonians aged 50 and over frequently seek health information online, a significant number struggle with evaluating the credibility of sources. The research indicates a gap between access to online health resources and the ability to critically assess that information. Many seniors lack the skills necessary to determine the reliability of websites and online articles related to health. This raises concerns about potential misinformation and its impact on health decisions. The study highlights the need for improved digital health literacy programs tailored to older adults. Researchers suggest interventions focused on source evaluation and practical application of online health knowledge are crucial. The findings underscore a growing issue as more seniors turn to the internet for health-related guidance.