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ReviewUsing Facebook for health-related research study recruitment and program delivery

Eric R. Pedersen2015

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Using Facebook for health-related research study recruitment and program delivery

Eric R. Pedersen · Jeremy Kurz

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Year2015

Typereview

Published2015-09-30

VenueCurrent Opinion in Psychology

ISSN-L2352-250X

Languageen

Citations101

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ShelfSocial Media in Health Education

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doi10.1016/j.copsyc.2015.09.011

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