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Old 04-16-2017, 07:05 AM #1
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Default Article on media hype, from both a patient and a scientific perspective
I came across this recent article while I was chasing up some citations (related to another thread). As you can imagine, nilotinib gets a mention.

“Media Hype: Patient and Scientific Perspectives on Misleading Medical News” | Israel Robledo

There are also a couple of related articles from Scientific American and MJFF.

Social-Media Hype about Diseases and Treatments Does Patients No Favors - Scientific American Blog Network

A Patient's Perspective on the Risks of Misleading Medical News | Parkinson's Disease
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