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Guest post from Lisa Gualtieri, PhD, ScM, Adjunct Clinical Professor in the Health Communication Program at Tufts University School of Medicine. Lisa teaches
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Does @LIVESTRONG reconceptualization of cancer influence contributed survivor stories? @jourpm http://is.gd/aIB1h #COMET2010
TI One company was fined for fake stories, http://is.gd/aIB1h. I agree w/@nursingpins - enough real stories out there #rnchat
RT @lisagualtieri: Scary what's out there: http://bit.ly/c294Bq #hcsm <==true, but let's not negate all the good because of that.
Patient Stories on Health Web Sites Can Not Always Be Trusted http://bit.ly/9GYOuG
RT @BMJ_latest: Patient Stories on Health Web Sites Can Not Always Be Trusted http://is.gd/aIB1h
RT @juliesturner: RT @CaitlinW: Patient testimonials not always to be trusted http://bit.ly/agZTuz NOT COOL
RT @CaitlinW: Patient testimonials not always to be trusted http://bit.ly/agZTuz #hcmktg #hcsm
RT @BMJ_latest: Patient Stories on Health Web Sites Can Not Always Be Trusted http://is.gd/aIB1h
RT @BMJ_latest: Patient Stories on Health Web Sites Can Not Always Be Trusted http://is.gd/aIB1h