A world-renowned health clinic with a focus on medical care, research, and education offers several health articles on its website. One of these articles is about weight-loss basics. The article states that weight loss comes down to watching calories. Fad diets do not work. To lose weight you most burn more calories than you take in, which you can do by reducing extra calories from food and by burning calories through exercise. The article byline is “Clinic Staff.” The Clinic Staff editors are experienced clinicians and educators who have broad knowledge of many areas of medicine and diseas

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A world-renowned health clinic with a focus on medical care, research, and education offers several health articles on its website. One of these articles is about weight-loss basics. The article states that weight loss comes down to watching calories. Fad diets do not work. To lose weight you most burn more calories than you take in, which you can do by reducing extra calories from food and by burning calories through exercise. The article byline is “Clinic Staff.”  The Clinic Staff editors are experienced clinicians and educators who have broad knowledge of many areas of medicine and diseas

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management. The specialty editors are leaders in their particular area of medicine—for example, asthma, cancer, and heart disease. The article about weight loss was written one year ago, and the date is listed at the bottom of the article. The online article’s sidebars offer links to expert answers, additional articles, respected health organizations, food tracker tools, and multimedia files with videos about nutrition. 
Write one or two sentences, defending the credibility of each aspect of the article:
1.	Source/author/creator 

2.	Additional resources
3.	Timeliness of information
4.	Purpose
5.	Point of view