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Health Communication|April 7, 2025
"Your Status is Artful:" Exploring the Counter Narrative Project's Role in Arts-Based HIV Advocacy for Black Queer MenDeion S Hawkins, Charles Stephens, Johnnie Kornegay, et al.
Health Communication|May 20, 2025
"Nobody Ever Sat Me Down to Talk About That Kind of Stuff": A Thematic Analysis of Heterosexual Black Men's Genital Hygiene MessagesDestin L Mizelle, Shemeka Thorpe, Hunter Savage, et al.
Health Communication|May 15, 2025
A Study of Discourse on COVID-19 Vaccines from Conspiracy Communities on Reddit Using Topic Modeling and Sentiment AnalysisChun Zhou, Yuan Zhao
Health Communication|April 29, 2025
"Trusted Messengers Felt Like They Made All the Difference": The Role of Community-Based Organizations in Supporting Parents' Access to a Communication Infrastructure Relevant to COVID-19 Pediatric VaccinesDanielle Clark, Kate Okker-Edging, Andy S L Tan
Health Communication|April 21, 2025
A Critical Discourse Analysis of the Language of Stigmatization of Breast Cancer Patients in NigeriaJ O Oyeleke, R E Okhuosi, O O Ayandipo
Health Communication|April 21, 2025
A Systematic Review of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Communication Research: Implications for Resilience Communication and OrganizingKatherine Scrivani, Jiawei Sophia Fu
Health Communication|March 31, 2025
Beyond Narrative Relief: Exploring the Impacts of Lacking Feedback and Perceived Cyber-Ostracism Based on the Temporal Need-Threat ModelXing Zhang, Jinjin Zhao
Health Communication|March 25, 2025
Assessing Fitspiration Content: A Mixed Methods Study on the Effects of an Ecological Momentary Assessment on Body Appreciation, Social Comparison, and Media Literacy Among Young WomenJessica Fitts Willoughby, Leticia Couto
Health Communication|October 29, 2025
The Climate-Health Communication Gap: Connecting the Dots to Drive Climate Health ActionRory Smith, Keenan Chen, Daisy Winner, et al.
Health Communication|November 10, 2025
Assessing the Impact of Visualizations of Quantitative and Qualitative Risk Information on the Comprehension of Hypothetical Risk-Based Breast Cancer Screening ResultsInge S van Strien-Knippenberg, Danielle R M Timmermans, Maaike Weber, et al.
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