Dermatology on Instagram: An Analysis of Hashtags

Joyce H. Park · Mitalee P. Christman · Eleni Linos · Evan A. Rieder

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Forty-two percent of Americans search for health-related information on social media platforms, and forty-five percent of consumers report that social media health information influences their decision to seek care.

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