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Corey Hannah Basch2017

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An exploratory assessment of weight loss videos on YouTube™

Corey Hannah Basch · Isaac Chun‐Hai Fung · Anthony Menafro · Jingjing Yin

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2014Characteristics of YouTube™ Videos Related to Mammography 2016YouTube™ videos related to human papillomavirus: the need for professional communication

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Year2017

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Published2017-07-13

VenuePublic Health

ISSN-L0033-3506

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Citations21

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