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Social media challenges ‘old’ media in Boston bombings coverage

April 22, 2013

That social media plays a key role in emergency situations is evident. Lots of events have proven it’s efficiency and …

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Social media and disaster management

February 13, 2013

Social media and public health is a diverse field, and there is always some new corner to explore! These days …

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New Public Health Blog from PLOS blogs!

December 14, 2012

I can’t believe that this is my post number 101. Actually, I had planned to do something special with blog …

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The magical world of blogging

October 11, 2012

I love blogging. It surprises myself, because I really hadn’t predicted that having a blog would be something I’d get …

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Cultivating followers on social media when you want to communicate science

May 11, 2012

How do you explain why social media can be a good thing for researchers to look into? What advantages and …

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Crowdsourcing examples of how social media can benefit downloads and citations of peer-reviewed articles

April 13, 2012

How do you persuade good old fashion researchers that social media has something to offer them too? You know, the …

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Also deans of Schools of Public Health can blog – and master the discipline very well!

March 9, 2012

I love when I come across people, who in a public health perspective are high ranking and hold influential positions …

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Students minding the science gap in public health

March 1, 2012

I have previously written about the use of blogs by students and researchers at schools of public health (I called …

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Communicating the doubtfulness of Public Health Sciences

February 28, 2012

Asbestos causes lung cancer. Smoking is responsible to the majority of lung cancers. A specific genotype increases your risk of …

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Dear students: In this class you will have to have your mobiles turned ON

February 2, 2012

Do term papers have to be written with pen and paper? No, luckily not anymore. Is it necessary to hand …

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