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adam g. dunn

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Adam's work, Public Health Surveillance, Twitter

Twitter users with anti-vaccine opinions are relatively easy to spot if we can measure their misinformation exposure

So...I have been systematically collecting tweets about human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccines since October 2013. We now have over two hundred thousand tweets that included keywords related to HPV vaccines, and the first of two pieces of research we have undertaken using these data has just been published in the Journal of Medical Internet Research. It covers 6 … Continue reading Twitter users with anti-vaccine opinions are relatively easy to spot if we can measure their misinformation exposure

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June 11, 2015April 14, 2016anti-vaccine, HPV vaccines, misinformation, public health, publications, TwitterLeave a comment
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