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Physical Activity Misinformation on Social Media and Digital Mediums: Systematic Review

2023-04-12

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<p>Background: Social media is a prominent way in which health information is spread. The accuracy and credibility of such sources ranges widely, with misleading statements, misreported results of studies, and lack of references causing health misinformation to become a growing problem. Prior research on health-related misinformation related to topics including vaccines, nutrition, and cancer, however, has exclude...

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10.31234/osf.io/q45fu
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