#ec: Findings and implications from a quantitative content analysis of tweets about emergency contraception:
作者： Tilly A Gurman , Tiffany Clark
关键词: Quantitative content analysis 、 Advertising 、 Social media 、 Internet privacy 、 Medicine 、 Content analysis 、 Emergency contraception
摘要: Twitter, a popular social media, helps users around the world quickly share and receive information. The way in which Twitter frames health issues – especially controversial like emergency c...
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