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Epilepsy: Lessons for clinicians from popular memes on social media
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  • 2017Social media in epilepsy: A quantitative and qualitative analysis72 cited
  • 2013The presentation of seizures and epilepsy in YouTube videos38 cited
  • 2019Clinicians embracing social media: Potential and pitfalls20 cited

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