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Published on 03.09.04 in Vol 6, No 3 (2004)

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Works citing "The Effect of Top-Level Domains and Advertisements on Health Web Site Credibility"

Joseph B Walther, Zuoming Wang, Tracy Loh

J Med Internet Res 2004 (Sep 03); 6(3):e24 

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