Is Googled things are always right ?

Is Googled things are always right :
Unfortunately, the answer is not easily Googled.

I have going through a wired Article on web:

And I searched on google " Vitamin K shot ", result shows and unbelivable fact : google shows a result on top two different website :

(image of Firts ranked website )

And it shows : (https://www.pregnancybirthbaby.org.au/vitamin-k-at-birth)

Vitamin K at birth

Vitamin K helps the blood to clot and prevents serious bleeding. In newborns, vitamin K injections can prevent a now rare, but potentially fatal, bleeding disorder called ‘vitamin K deficiency bleeding’ (VKDB), also known as ‘haemorrhagic disease of the newborn’ (HDN).

2nd ranked page was shows :
Skip that Newborn Vitamin K Shot (an article)
first few line of the article
"One of the very first things on a doctor or midwife’s to-do list after the birth of a baby is a vitamin K shot. The purpose of an injection of vitamin K is to assist the newborn with blood clotting capabilities in order to prevent the very rare problem of bleeding into the brain during the first weeks of life. It is usually given within minutes of birth. The risk of this serious complication is about one in every 10,000 live births...."
(source article : (https://www.thehealthyhomeeconomist.com/skip-that-newborn-vitamin-k-shot/)

So the question is remain unchanged " googled things are always right?"
What is myth, what is haux, all are manupulated by keyword and adword? so be safe and always be alart: Do not trust all the result that are viraled and getting found in google

idea of writing this short articled was from
"THE COMPLEXITY OF SIMPLY SEARCHING FOR MEDICAL ADVICE!" an article published in wired.com