Canadian media and health policy research: The limits of stories

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American Journal of Bioethics 7 (8):19 – 21 (2007)
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The central role that the media plays in communicating to the public health research findings has long been recognized (Cassels 2007), and concerns regarding the media's ability to convey health is...

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