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Will Google’s new health search function change the way we manage health?
Category: Industry, Social Media
Tagged communication, health care, knowledge translation, prevention, public health
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Public health’s biggest weakness, as illustrated by e-cigarettes
Category: Cancer, Industry, Preventable Deaths, Social Media
Tagged cigarettes, communication, e-cigarettes, epidemiology, jenny mccarthy, prevention, public health, smoking, vape, vaping
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The Revolution is Nike? Staying fit in the era of ‘Big Running’
Category: Epidemiology, Fitness, Industry, Running, Social Media
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