Using social media for patient-driven cancer research

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Rami Manochakian

Don S. Dizon

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[1] Division of Hematology & Oncology,

[2] Mayo Clinic Comprehensive Cancer Center,undefined

[3] Division of Medical Oncology,undefined

[4] Lifespan Cancer Institute,undefined

[5] Brown University,undefined

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Nature Reviews Cancer | 2023年 / 23卷

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Social media has revolutionized health-care communication across all areas of medicine, and the field of oncology is no exception. When it comes to cancer research, social media has had a major impact. Here we highlight the role of social media in promoting patient-driven cancer research.

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