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Medical scientists and health news reporting: a case of miscommunication

- annals.org
M Shuchman, MS Wilkes - Annals of internal medicine, 1997 - Am Coll Physicians
... 3, 10]. Medical scientists alone cannot correct the deficiencies of medical
news coverage, but neither can journalists. In many ...
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The Usefulness of Preoperative Laboratory Screening*!:. Y. Nr!>


EB Kaplan, MD Sheiner, MS Boeckmann, MD … - JAMA - Am Med Assoc
... Esther Heins, Foxglove .3505 HB Burchell, MD, PhD, Minneapolis MEDICAL NEWS .3509
Definition of Impairment Essential for Prosecuting 'Drunken Drivers' . . . ...
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Monitoring the quality of medical news reporting: Early experience with media doctor


DE Smith, AJ Wilson, DA Henry - Medical journal of Australia, 2005 - cat.inist.fr
Objective: To analyse the reviews of medical news articles posted on media
doctor, a medical news-story monitoring website. Design and setting: A
descriptive summary of operating the media doctor website between 1 ...
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[PDF] Medical news for the public to use? What's on local TV news


JM Pribble, KM Goldstein, EF Fowler, MJ … - Am J Manag Care, 2006 - ajmc.com
Improving the public's health depends on effectively communicating health
information.1 Health profes- sionals have limited time in which to disseminate
health information,2 and such personal patient commu- nication does not ...
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[CITATION] Pneumatic tourniquets: with especial reference to their use in craniotomies


H Cushing - Medical News, 1904
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Hype in health reporting:" checkbook science" buys distortion of medical news


D Zuckerman - International journal of health services, 2003 - Baywood
The greatest danger to public health might be “checkbook science”: research
intended not to expand knowledge or to benefit humanity but to sell products.
Much of the media coverage of health news stories is based on public ...
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[CITATION] On the need of a radical reform in our methods of teaching medical students


W Osler - Medical News, 1904
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Impact of the media and the internet on oncology: survey of cancer patients and oncologists …

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X Chen, LL Siu - Journal of Clinical Oncology, 2001 - jco.ascopubs.org
... Most oncologists routinely pay some attention to medical news and believe that it
is difficult for patients to interpret medical information in the media and ...
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[CITATION] Icelandic researchers are showing the way to bring down rates of antibiotic-resistant …


J Stephenson - Jama, 1996 - Am Med Assoc
... CONTENTS, JAMA, • Online Features, Medical News & Perspectives, ... JAMA, Vol. 275, Issue
3, 175 January 17, 1996 Medical News & Perspectives. Icelandic ...
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Communicating Medical News--Pitfalls of Health Care Journalism

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S Dentzer - New England Journal of Medicine, 2009 - content.nejm.org
Whether they realize it or not, journalists reporting on health care
developments deliver public health messages that can influence the behavior of
clinicians and patients. Often these messages are delivered effectively by ...
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