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Brendan J Langford2020

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YouTube as a Source of Medical Information About Spinal Cord Stimulation

Brendan J Langford · William Michael Hooten · Shawn D’Souza · Susan M. Moeschler · Ryan Steven D'Souza

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Social Media in Health Education Misinformation and Its Impacts Health Literacy and Information Accessibility

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Published2020-11-02

VenueNeuromodulation Technology at the Neural Interface

ISSN-L1094-7159

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