Endométriose : information aux patientes – il faut arrêter la machine à faire peur !
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This paper critiques the current fear-mongering approach to patient information regarding endometriosis and advocates for a more balanced and less alarming communication strategy.
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Cited by (3)
- Examining the Influence on Perceptions of Endometriosis via Analysis of Social Media Posts: Cross-sectional Study 2022
- Examining the Influence on Perceptions of Endometriosis via Analysis of Social Media Posts: Cross-sectional Study (Preprint) 2021
- Using social media to educate women and healthcare providers on endometriosis: preliminary results 2019
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