Published on in Vol 10, No 2 (2008): Apr-Jun

The Impact of Inaccurate Internet Health Information in a Secondary School Learning Environment

The Impact of Inaccurate Internet Health Information in a Secondary School Learning Environment

The Impact of Inaccurate Internet Health Information in a Secondary School Learning Environment

Authors of this article:

Philip Kortum Author Orcid Image ;   Christine Edwards ;   Rebecca Richards-Kortum
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Journals

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  6. Bounsanga J, Voss M, Crum A, Hung M. The Association Between Perceived Health Status and Health Information Communication Channels. Journal of Health Communication 2016;21(11):1148 View
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Books/Policy Documents

  1. Flaherty M. Meeting Health Information Needs Outside Of Healthcare. View
  2. Braasch J, Graesser A. Critical Thinking in Psychology. View
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