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Public Health and Online Misinformation: Challenges and Recommendations. An exceptional review by @Briony_Swire and @davidlazer. https://t.co/4H3t4r0pOy
Directory of COVID-19 resources, including guidelines, journal collections, and public health guidance from government agencies and leading medical publishers. https://t.co/6Q8sN2JOZe
Everyone has a role to play to reduce & slow transmission of #COVID19. Physical or social distancing is one way to prevent the spread of COVID-19. This means avoiding crowded places and maintaining distance from others. More prevention tips: https://t.co/bUyobRpOe4. #StayAtHome
Announcing the launch of OpenMD Medical Dictionary, a free resource providing definitions, pronunciations, and illustrations for more than 11,000 medical terms. https://t.co/KAlwMhz5dS
OpenMD's medical reference directory now lists over 800 freely-accessible medical information sources. Which online sites do you turn to most frequently for health news and information? https://t.co/0YK0VL28Iw
https://t.co/4nVacElPj6 has expanded its directory of leading online health resources to more than 750 sites. The directory provides users with a curated guide to reputable sources of medical information. https://t.co/sMLaRRwmEn
CDC's weekly morbidity and mortality report details the first pediatric tetanus case in >30 years in Oregon. Remarkably, after 57 days in the hospital, the boy's parents still declined DTaP and other recommended immunizations. https://t.co/ZjbcKGkBEV
American Academy of Pediatrics urges major technology companies (incl. Google, Facebook, and Pinterest) to combat vaccine misinformation online. Full letter from @AmerAcadPeds: https://t.co/xlcpmJeRoT
Should You Google Your Medical Symptoms? Insightful article by @catharob about online medical information accuracy and privacy. https://t.co/iECdO2i2Nq
QUEST provides a strong framework for evaluating online health information. Evaluation criteria include authorship, attribution, conflict of interest, currency, complementarity, and tone. https://t.co/x3I21DMr3z
Announcing the launch of https://t.co/4nVacElPj6, a search engine that makes high quality medical information easily accessible to everyone. https://t.co/T8f1mjE5Pk