Readers Use Black Newspapers for Health/Cancer Information

María Elizabeth Len-Ríos · Elisia L. Cohen · Charlene A. Caburnay

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Media Studies and Communication Journalism and Media Studies Health Literacy and Information Accessibility

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A national survey of readers of black newspapers shows that whether readers depend on black newspapers for cancer and health information depends on their black newspaper use, black self-identity and general media dependency.

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