Social Media and Clinical Research in Dermatology

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Ryan Geist
Michelle Militello
J. Mark Albrecht
Colby L. Presley
Jaclyn B. Anderson
Melissa Laughter
Chandler W. Rundle
机构
[1] Rocky Vista University,College of Osteopathic Medicine
[2] Rocky Vista University,College of Osteopathic Medicine
[3] University of Utah,School of Medicine
[4] Lehigh Valley Health Network,Division of Dermatology
[5] University of Texas,Department of Medicine
[6] Stanford University,Department of Pathology
[7] Duke University Hospital,Department of Dermatology
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Current Dermatology Reports | 2021年 / 10卷
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Social media; Facebook; Twitter; Clinical research; Clinical trials;
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页码:105 / 111
页数:6
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