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Journal of Health Communication|March 2, 2012
"Anti-smoking data are exaggerated" versus "the data are clear and indisputable": examining letters to the editor about tobaccoSarah Moreland-Russell, Jenine K Harris, Kendre Israel, et al.Journal of Health Communication|November 17, 2011
When movies matter: exposure to smoking in movies and changes in smoking behaviorSonya Dal Cin, Mike Stoolmiller, James D SargentJournal of Health Communication|March 17, 2012
Corporate image and public health: an analysis of the Philip Morris, Kraft, and Nestlé websitesElizabeth SmithJournal of Health Communication|November 11, 2011
Concern as motivation for protection: an investigation of mothers' concern about daughters' breast cancer riskLindsay Neuberger, Kami J Silk, Doshik Yun, et al.Journal of Health Communication|April 28, 2018
Adding Multimedia Cues to Medical Providers' Online Biographies: Do Pictures, Video, and B-Roll Matter?Evan K PerraultJournal of Health Communication|March 16, 2006
Web chatter before and after the Women's Health Initiative results: a content analysis of on-line menopause message boardsTara M Cousineau, Diana Rancourt, Traci Craig GreenJournal of Health Communication|March 16, 2006
Relationship of Internet health information use with patient behavior and self-efficacy: experiences of newly diagnosed cancer patients who contact the National Cancer Institute's Cancer Information ServiceSarah Bauerle Bass, Sheryl Burt Ruzek, Thomas F Gordon, et al.Journal of Health Communication|November 19, 2016
When Bad Things Happen to a Protagonist Like You: The Role of Self in Resistance to Negatively Framed Health NarrativesHye Kyung Kim, Michael A ShapiroJournal of Health Communication|November 19, 2016
Third-Person Effect and Pandemic Flu: The Role of Severity, Self-Efficacy Method Mentions, and Message SourceHyunmin Lee, Sun-A ParkJournal of Health Communication|November 22, 2016
Enhancing Health Communication Outcomes Among Ethnic Minority Patients: The Effects of the Match Between Participation Preferences and Perceptions and Doctor-Patient ConcordanceSanne Schinkel, Barbara C Schouten, Richard L Street, et al.Pageof 229