Category: Social media

1 7/6/2018

Foundation misleads vulnerable cancer patients with clickbait diet advice

6/18/2018

‘Unconscionable’: Cleveland Clinic tweets misleading scans promoting experimental vaccine for incurable brain cancer

3/19/2018

Podcast: Doctors who blog

8/15/2017

What a little Twitter chat can do to stop #stemcellhype

2 6/21/2017

American Diabetes Association’s Twitter fiasco: Does it matter to patients?

1 4/12/2017

’30 mins apart’: What one TIMEly tweet captures about today’s health news landscape

10/10/2016

Podcast: Music video parodies to deliver critical health care messages

2 10/4/2016

Podcast: ShowMoreSpine.com campaign on osteoporosis overdiagnosis

22 7/27/2016

Ice Bucket Challenge “breakthrough”? Experts pour cold water on superficial reporting

5/31/2016

Stanford group offers prize for healthcare social media research ideas

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There’s no justification for claiming new blood test is ‘94% accurate’ compared to PSA test for prostate cancer
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Your smartphones can speed up blindness, study finds. https://t.co/6kgRioa2n7

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