最新发表的研究表明，超过25%的美国受访者承认曾为了自己或受监护儿童获取抗生素处方而向临床医生撒谎。1这一发现出自犹他大学Alistair Thorpe领导的研究团队，相关结果于周五刊登在《JAMA Network Open》期刊上。1
该结论基于对1000多名成年人的在线调查数据。1患者最常用的欺骗手段包括夸大症状、编造症状或两者兼有，其中涉及普通感冒症状（如发烧、咳嗽和喉咙痛）的虚假陈述最为普遍。1尽管感冒由病毒引起且抗生素治疗无效，但这些谎言几乎总能成功获得处方。1
A new study published in JAMA Network Open reveals that more than 25% of American respondents have lied to healthcare providers at least once to obtain antibiotic prescriptions for themselves or their children 1. The research, led by Alistair Thorpe from the University of Utah, is based on an online survey conducted with over 1,000 adults 1. Findings indicate that these deceptive tactics are largely effective, as the false claims successfully secure the desired medications despite medical guidelines advising against them for certain conditions 1.
The most common method of deception involves exaggerating existing symptoms, fabricating new ones, or a combination of both approaches 1. Patients frequently reported symptoms associated with the common cold, such as fever, cough, and sore throat, even though the cold is viral and antibiotics are ineffective against it 1.
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