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• 2006Reaching at risk groups87 cited
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• 2010The Depiction of Illness and Related Matters in Two Top-Ranked Primetime Network Medical Dramas in the United States: A Content Analysis73 cited
• 2010Using Public Relations to Promote Health: A Framing Analysis of Public Relations Strategies Among Health Associations70 cited
• 2008“To Booze or Not to Booze?” Newspaper Coverage of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders63 cited
• 2007To Hope or to Know: Coping with Uncertainty and Ambivalence in Women's Magazine Breast Cancer Articles56 cited
• 2012Framing the Problem of Sex Trafficking54 cited
• 2002Setting the Public Health Agenda on Major Diseases in Sub-Saharan Africa: African Popular Magazines and Medical Journals, 1981-199750 cited
• 2009An analysis of US government and media disaster frames47 cited
• 2014Predictors of H1N1 Influenza Pandemic News Coverage: Explicating the Relationships between Framing and News Release Selection44 cited
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