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Pharmaceutical Websites and the Communication of Risk Information

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Helen W. Sullivan, Amie C. O’Donoghue, Douglas J. Rupert, Jessica Fitts Willoughby & Kathryn J. Aikin. (2017) Placement and Format of Risk Information on Direct-to-Consumer Prescription Drug Websites. Journal of Health Communication 22:2, pages 171-181.
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Jacqueline B. Amoozegar, Douglas J. Rupert, Helen W. Sullivan & Amie C. O’Donoghue. (2017) Consumer confusion between prescription drug precautions and side effects. Patient Education and Counseling 100:6, pages 1111-1119.
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Ilwoo Ju. (2017) Thinking about fair balance: how prescription drug advertising disclosure prominence works?. International Journal of Pharmaceutical and Healthcare Marketing 11:1, pages 2-15.
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Hisashi Urushihara, Gen Kobashi, Hideaki Masuda, Setsuko Taneichi, Michiko Yamamoto, Takeo Nakayama, Koji Kawakami, Tsutomu Matsuda, Kaori Ohta & Hiroki Sugimori. (2014) Pharmaceutical company perspectives on current safety risk communications in Japan. SpringerPlus 3:1.
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Scott Monteith, Tasha Glenn & Michael Bauer. (2013) Searching the internet for health information about bipolar disorder: some cautionary issues. International Journal of Bipolar Disorders 1:1.
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Joel J Davis. (2012) Content analysis of efficacy descriptions on branded pharmaceutical websites. Journal of Medical Marketing: Device, Diagnostic and Pharmaceutical Marketing 12:4, pages 211-220.
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Brian Edwards & Sweta Chakraborty. (2012) Risk Communication and the Pharmaceutical Industry. Drug Safety 35:11, pages 1027-1040.
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Barbara Mintzes. (2012) Advertising of Prescription-Only Medicines to the Public: Does Evidence of Benefit Counterbalance Harm?. Annual Review of Public Health 33:1, pages 259-277.
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Shannon Hughes & David Cohen. (2011) Can Online Consumers Contribute to Drug Knowledge? A Mixed-Methods Comparison of Consumer-Generated and Professionally Controlled Psychotropic Medication Information on the Internet. Journal of Medical Internet Research 13:3, pages e53.
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Michael R Law, Barbara Mintzes & Steven G Morgan. (2011) The Sources and Popularity of Online Drug Information: An Analysis of Top Search Engine Results and Web Page Views. Annals of Pharmacotherapy 45:3, pages 350-356.
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Patricia Wright. (2010) Health Information via the internet. Health Information via the internet.
Joel J Davis. (2009) The effect of placement and modality on the recall of information from pharmaceutical web sites. Journal of Medical Marketing 10:2, pages 99-114.
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Dominick L. FroschDavid GrandeDerjung M. TarnRichard L. Kravitz. (2010) A Decade of Controversy: Balancing Policy With Evidence in the Regulation of Prescription Drug Advertising. American Journal of Public Health 100:1, pages 24-32.
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Joel J Davis & Aimee Meader. (2009) Beyond content analysis: Assessing fair balance in DTC pharmaceutical advertising. Journal of Medical Marketing 9:1, pages 57-66.
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