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A global social media analysis of the accuracy and specific characteristics of information shared about family planning and contraception

2023-10-09

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BACKGROUND: Social media platforms have become important sources of health information. An assessment of the use-generated contents to reduce misinformation has becoming an imperative responsibility of health professionals. We aimed to evaluate the accuracy of the shared information related to family planning, and contraception, and other characteristics on four major social media sites based on WHO guidelines. S...

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DOI: 10.32388/1c86f7

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