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Have you ever noticed the use of percentages in health product advertisements? They’re useful tools for expressing the change between two numbers, but without context, they’re meaningless and can be misleading.
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Have you ever noticed the use of percentages in health product advertisements? Without context, they're meaningless and can be misleading.
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