When looking for updated and reliable information, you always need to point to scientific journals, magazines, encyclopedias, or textbooks recently printed or published. In the exposed example, the most reliable source is an article from a scientific journal.
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When looking for updated and reliable information, you need to be careful with the source, authors, and publishment dates.
In general, scientific journals, magazines, encyclopedias, or textbooks are sources of reliable information. The material exposed on these sources has been previously checked and evaluated by a group of people trained and capable to do so. If your favorite magazine is not a scientific one, you should look for another source.
You also want to consider the authors. Some researchers are very well known, and their publications probably reflect years of investigation. By looking for these authors´ publications you will ensure a good source. You should use a blog written by a well-known author, but not a blog that is written by an anonymous one.
You also need to consider that your source should be recently printed or published. Science is very dynamic and continuously changes. Discoveries always replace old information. So when looking for a reliable source, you need to look for recent publications. A biology textbook from 1990, although it is a reliable source, it probably has old information.
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