The social media effect: the impact of fake news on women affected by endometriosis. A prospective observational study
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This study prospectively observed how fake news on social media impacted women diagnosed with endometriosis.
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- Welcome to the EndoHood: A Scoping Review of Social Media Spaces for those with Endometriosis 2025
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- Evaluation of dietary behaviours and physical activity of Polish women with endometriosis 2024
- Endometriosis in the time of internet: how web navigation affects women with endometriosis 2023
- The use of infodemiology in the development of targeted public health actions on endometriosis in France: a mixed & patient-centric methodology (Preprint) 2023
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- Users’ Concerns About Endometriosis on Social Media: Sentiment Analysis and Topic Modeling Study (Preprint) 2022
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