| 12/13/2021 |
Factors influencing online orthopedic doctor–patient consultations |
biomedcentral.com |
... a new option for orthopedic patients in China to obtain a diagnosis and treatment advice. This study explores the factors associated with online consultation to formulate operational guidelines for managing online consultations in an online medical community (OMC).MethodsAn empirical model was developed to identify the factors that influence online orthopedic doctor–patient consultations in an OMC while focusing on the perceived value of and perceived trust in online ... |
| 8/8/2021 |
Even a social network for doctors is struggling with vaccine misinformation |
canadareport.xyz |
Even an online medical community can’t completely avoid COVID-19 vaccine misinformation . Gizmodo reports that CNBC has found a deluge of bogus anti-vaccine claims on Doximity, an industry networking tool for doctors. While shared stories are from well-established news outlets and scientific publications, the comments are apparently rife with misinformation on vaccine safety, mask effectiveness and natural immunity, among other issues. The commenters are using their real ... |
| 8/7/2021 |
Even a social network for doctors is struggling with vaccine misinformation |
Yahoo News |
Even an online medical community can't completely avoid COVID-19 vaccine misinformation . Gizmodo reports that CNBC has found a deluge of bogus anti-vaccine claims on Doximity, an industry networking tool for doctors. While shared stories are from well-established news outlets and scientific publications, the comments are apparently rife with misinformation on vaccine safety, mask effectiveness and natural immunity, among other issues.The commenters are using their real names ... |
| 8/7/2021 |
Even a social network for doctors is struggling with vaccine misinformation |
gamersgrade.com |
Even a social network for doctors is struggling with vaccine misinformation Technology By Md Umar Khan On Aug 8, 2021 0 Share (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle []).push(()); Even an online medical community can’t completely avoid COVID-19 vaccine misinformation. Gizmodo reports that CNBC has found a deluge of bogus anti-vaccine claims on Doximity, an industry networking tool for doctors. While shared stories are from well-established news outlets and scientific ... |
| 8/7/2021 |
Even social networks for doctors suffer from false information about vaccines |
fuentitech.com |
Even the online medical community cannot completely avoid COVID-19 Vaccine false alarm .. Gizmodo Report It CNBC I got you A flood of fake vaccine opposition to Doximity, an industry networking tool for doctors. The shared stories come from well-established press ... |
| 8/7/2021 |
Even a social network for doctors is struggling with vaccine misinformation |
newsbrig.com |
Even an online medical community can’t completely avoid COVID-19 vaccine misinformation. Gizmodo reports that CNBC has found The commenters are using their real names and have verified medical credentials. Doximity told CNBC it had rules barring material that contradicts public health guidelines, including anti-vaccine material. It added that it had a “rigorous” comment review process where physicians screened content. The company didn’t explain the glut ... |
| 8/7/2021 |
Even a social network for doctors is struggling with vaccine misinformation |
newsini.com |
Even an online medical community can't completely avoid COVID-19 vaccine misinformation . Gizmodo reports that CNBC has found a deluge of bogus anti-vaccine claims on Doximity, an industry networking tool for doctors. While shared stories are from well-established news outlets and scientific publications, the comments are apparently rife with misinformation on vaccine safety, mask effectiveness and natural immunity, among other issues. The commenters are using their real names ... |
| 8/7/2021 |
Even a social network for doctors is struggling with vaccine misinformation | Engadget |
engadget.com |
Even an online medical community can't completely avoid COVID-19 vaccine misinformation . Gizmodo reports that CNBC has found a deluge of bogus anti-vaccine claims on Doximity, an industry networking tool for doctors. While shared stories are from well-established news outlets and scientific publications, the comments are apparently rife with misinformation on vaccine safety, mask effectiveness and natural immunity, among other issues.The commenters are using their real names ... |
| 8/7/2021 |
Even a social network for doctors is struggling with vaccine misinformation |
technewstube.com |
Aug 7, 2021, 3:19 pm [Engadget] [Even an online medical community can't completely avoid COVID-19 vaccine misinformation. Gizmodoreports that CNBChas found a deluge of bogus anti-vaccine claims on Doximity, an industry networking tool for doctors. While shared stories are from well-established news outlets and scientific publications, the…] Trending Today on Tech News Tube Tech News Tube is a real time news feed of the latest technology ... |
| 8/7/2021 |
Even a social network for doctors is struggling with vaccine misinformation | Engadget |
timesnewsexpress.com |
Even an online medical community can’t completely avoid COVID-19 vaccine misinformation . Gizmodo reports that CNBC has found a deluge of bogus anti-vaccine claims on Doximity, an industry networking tool for doctors. While shared stories are from well-established news outlets and scientific publications, the comments are apparently rife with misinformation on vaccine safety, mask effectiveness and natural immunity, among other issues. The commenters are using their real ... |
| 8/7/2021 |
Even a social network for doctors is struggling with vaccine misinformation |
reportdoor.com |
Even an online medical community can’t completely avoid COVID-19 vaccine misinformation. Gizmodo reports that CNBC has found a deluge of bogus anti-vaccine claims on Doximity, an industry networking tool for doctors. While shared stories are from well-established news outlets and scientific publications, the comments are apparently rife with misinformation on vaccine safety, mask effectiveness and natural immunity, among other issues. The commenters are using their real ... |
| 8/7/2021 |
Even a social network for doctors is struggling with vaccine misinformation |
dailymagazine.news |
Even an online medical community can't completely avoid COVID-19 vaccine misinformation. Gizmodo reports that CNBC has found a deluge of bogus anti-vaccine claims on Doximity, an industry networking tool for doctors. While shared stories are from well-established news outlets and scientific publications, the comments are apparently rife with misinformation on vaccine safety, mask effectiveness and natural immunity, among other issues.The commenters are using their real names ... |
| 1/30/2020 |
'Cervical' is of the cervix? Health practitioners correct claims about San Lazaro death |
interaksyon.com |
The online medical community corrected claims about cervical lesions after a hospital director reported that the Chinese national under investigation for the 2019 novel coronavirus died from pneumonia. The claim focused on one of the findings on the 29-year-old’s health that he had “cervical lesions” and “swollen lymph nodes,” among others. San Lazaro Hospital director Dr. Edmundo Lopez previously said that the male patient “was seen with varying ... |
| 10/20/2017 |
How local businesses are offering help for opioid problems |
The Business Journals |
... handful of new ventures in the region focused specifically on treating people with opioid addiction. Here's a sampling of what has sprouted up in recent years. The Pain Project What it is: Phoenix-based online medical community emphasizing effective strategies for self managing pain. What it does: The goal is to help chronic pain sufferers avoid opioids or surgery. Certified pain therapists offer therapy through private, secure online video chats ... |