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Identifying Misinformation About Unproven Cancer Treatments on Social Media Using User-Friendly Linguistic Characteristics: Content Analysis

Social Media · Canada

Identifying Misinformation About Unproven Cancer Treatments on Social Media Using User-Friendly Linguistic Characteristics: Content Analysis

New methods exist for identifying cancer misinformation online by building misinformation-detecting algorithms that can identify core linguistic characteristics. Source Read Article

POV: Following an Influencer’s Morning Routine

POV: Following an Influencer’s Morning Routine

Elaborate morning routines can look glamorous, but they’re often not backed by science! Source Read Article

Measles WAS and IS STILL a big deal

While measles wasn’t always fatal, it was far from harmless. Vaccination made a dramatic difference in both preventing illness and avoiding its serious consequences. Source Read Article

Syphilis cases in Stoke-on-Trent reach record high

There is a link between the sexually transmitted illness and dementiaTourism See the Story

SIFT: 90s Rap Edition

Do you know the difference between vertical and lateral reading? Fact-checkers use lateral reading because it is faster, more efficient, and less biased than vertical reading. Source Read Article

Vaccines do not contain aborted fetal tissue.

No new fetal tissue or abortion is required to make or maintain these cell lines. The final vaccine is a purified product that contains no fetal cells. SourceVaccines Read Article

Does the average human really have a shorter attention span than a goldfish?

In both our work and our leisure time, screens and the internet have unique features that can make it harder for us to maintain focus. Source Read Article

Kentucky Tick Surveillance Reveals Increase in Lyme Disease

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Ticks and the diseases they transmit are spreading in Kentucky. The latest research from the Kentucky Department for Public Health shows a drastic jump in the tick population.Kentucky's a great place for ticks, Dr. Kathleen Winter said. The state epidemiologist for Kentucky, Winter, detailed a multi-year tick surveillance program led by KDPH and the University of Kentucky Department of Entomology.According to Winter, tick species have gradually …Kentucky · Kentucky See the Story

Where Terrain Theory goes wrong

Terrain theory is not only misleading, it’s harmful. It puts more blame and stigma on individuals, ignores structural barriers to health, and erases the role of biology, chance, and context. SourceCanada · Canada Read Article

Reducing your screen time doesn’t have to be all or nothing.

Reflecting on how you use social media and how it makes you feel is one way to take care of your mental health. SourceSocial Media Read Article

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