The British Press's Coverage of Health: An Antagonistic Force

Abstract

A content analysis revealed that Britain's 'popular' press provided generally less health information to its relatively lower social class audience in comparison to the information provided by the 'quality' press to its upper class audience. The implications of these findings for the public, health educators and journalists are discussed.

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