Health Institutions Stayed Silent as False Acetaminophen-Autism Claims Spread Online, Audit Finds
An audit of 65 pediatric health institutions found only 21.5 percent responded to false social media claims linking prenatal acetaminophen ...
An audit of 65 pediatric health institutions found only 21.5 percent responded to false social media claims linking prenatal acetaminophen ...
A Dutch evaluation of the OpenSYMPRO platform found that only twenty patients enrolled over eighteen months, with barriers ranging from ...
A University of Minnesota study found that a seven-hour mass communications curriculum significantly improved medical students' comfort, interest, and self-reported ...
A new study finds that patient education materials on dermatology practice websites about acne and skin cancer are written at ...
New University of Delaware research finds that young adults' most enduring health advice increasingly comes from influencers and strangers on ...
A qualitative study of nineteen Hispanic adults reveals that low lung cancer screening uptake in this community stems from limited ...
A large randomized trial in Tuscany found that adding feedback or social-norm messages to standard invitation letters significantly increased colorectal ...
A qualitative study of 21 gynecologic oncology providers finds that despite clinical guidelines, sexual health discussions remain inconsistent, shaped by ...
Brazilian researchers constructed and psychometrically validated a 24-page educational guide for colorectal surgery patients, achieving strong expert agreement and high ...
A new study of 1,432 young adults fuses health belief and technology acceptance theory with machine learning and a prototype ...
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