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Mass Media and Medicine: When the Most Trusted Media Mislead · Study

WorkMass Media and Medicine: When the Most Trusted Media Mislead

Jessica Fishman2006

Work2006

Mass Media and Medicine: When the Most Trusted Media Mislead

Jessica Fishman · David Casarett

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Media Influence and Health Health Literacy and Information Accessibility Communication and COVID-19 Impact

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Year2006

Typeeditorial

Published2006-03-01

VenueMayo Clinic Proceedings

ISSN-L0025-6196

Languageen

Citations42

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ShelfMedia Influence and Health

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