Core Viewpoint - The rise of "internet celebrity doctors" has led to the misuse of medical knowledge for profit, with many engaging in misleading practices under the guise of health education [1][2][3] Group 1: Issues with Internet Celebrity Doctors - Many "internet celebrity doctors" exploit their authority to mislead the public, using health education as a tool for profit through online consultations and product promotions [1][2] - There are reports of doctors falsely promoting ordinary herbal remedies as miracle drugs, which misleads patients and can lead to significant financial exploitation [2] - The actions of these doctors not only violate medical ethics but also undermine the credibility of the healthcare industry, exacerbating doctor-patient conflicts [2] Group 2: Regulatory and Oversight Recommendations - The National Health Commission plans to enhance the regulation of online health education to protect public health rights [1] - There is a need for stricter online and offline regulations to address the issues caused by "internet celebrity doctors," including the promotion of dubious medical products [2][3] - Platforms should implement higher entry standards and robust supervision mechanisms to prevent non-medical individuals from misleading the public [3] - Continuous monitoring and reporting mechanisms should be established to identify and blacklist problematic accounts [3]