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Daniela B. Friedman. (2020) Do words really matter? A focus on communication and aging. Journal of Women & Aging 32:4, pages 361-364.
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Jennifer E. McWhirter & Laurie Hoffman-Goetz. (2016) Application of the Health Belief Model to U.S. Magazine Text and Image Coverage of Skin Cancer and Recreational Tanning (2000–2012). Journal of Health Communication 21:4, pages 424-438.
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DanielaB. Friedman, StevenP. Hooker, Sara Wilcox, ErickaL. Burroughs & CarolE. Rheaume. (2012) African American Men's Perspectives on Promoting Physical Activity: “We're Not That Difficult to Figure Out!”. Journal of Health Communication 17:10, pages 1151-1170.
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Andrea Tanner & Daniela B. Friedman. (2011) Health on the Web: An examination of health content and mobilising information on local television Websites. Informatics for Health and Social Care 36:1, pages 50-61.
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Zheng Wang & Walter Gantz. (2010) Health Content in Local Television News: A Current Appraisal. Health Communication 25:3, pages 230-237.
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Andrea Tanner, DanielaB. Friedman, Alexis Koskan & Daphney Barr. (2009) Disaster Communication on the Internet: A Focus on Mobilizing Information. Journal of Health Communication 14:8, pages 741-755.
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Sandra Larson, Marilee Long, Michael
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P. Bettinghaus & Andrew Read. (2009) A Content Analysis of Cancer Survivorship Coverage in a Representative Sample of US News Outlets. Journal of Cancer Education 24:4, pages 291-296.
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DanielaB. Friedman, SaraJ. Corwin, IndiaD. Rose & GregoryM. Dominick. (2009) Prostate Cancer Communication Strategies Recommended by Older African-American Men in South Carolina: A Qualitative Analysis. Journal of Cancer Education 24:3, pages 204-209.
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MichaelD. Slater, Marilee Long, ErwinP. Bettinghaus & JasonB. Reineke. (2008) News Coverage of Cancer in the United States: A National Sample of Newspapers, Television, and Magazines. Journal of Health Communication 13:6, pages 523-537.
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DanielaB. Friedman & Andrea Tanner. (2007) Reading Difficulty Level of Medical Resources on Television Web Sites. Journal of Consumer Health on the Internet 11:4, pages 43-60.
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DanielaB. Friedman & Laurie Hoffman-Goetz. (2007) An Exploratory Study of Older Adults' Comprehension of Printed Cancer Information: Is Readability a Key Factor?. Journal of Health Communication 12:5, pages 423-437.
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Laurie Hoffman-Goetz & DanielaB. Friedman. (2007) A Qualitative Study of Canadian Aboriginal Women's Beliefs About “Credible” Cancer Information on the Internet*
. Journal of Cancer Education 22:2, pages 124-128.
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Zheng Wang & Walter Gantz. (2007) Health Content in Local Television News. Health Communication 21:3, pages 213-221.
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D. B. Friedman, L. Hoffman-Goetz$suffix/text()$suffix/text() & J. F. Arocha. (2006) Health literacy and the World Wide Web: Comparing the readability of leading incident cancers on the Internet. Medical Informatics and the Internet in Medicine 31:1, pages 67-87.
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L. Donelle, L. Hoffman-Goetz & J.N. Clarke. (2005) Portrayal of Genetic Risk for Breast Cancer in Ethnic and Non-Ethnic Newspapers. Women & Health 40:4, pages 93-111.
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