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Sallie Baxendale2021

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Epilepsy: Lessons for clinicians from popular memes on social media

Sallie Baxendale

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Social Media in Health Education Epilepsy research and treatment Health Literacy and Information Accessibility

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Year2021

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Published2021-03-18

VenueEpilepsy & Behavior

ISSN-L1525-5050

Languageen

Citations13

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