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Women more receptive to knowledge-based health messaging, study finds

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Woman in teal shirt standing in front of brown stone wall Women more receptive to knowledge-based health messaging, study finds
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Ciera Kirkpatrick Study shows importance of autonomy in social media recruitment for clinical trials
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CoJMC to establish SMART-Lab
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Research highlights TikTok as tool in opioid harm reduction
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weather alert graphic Armstrong helping strengthen impact of severe weather alerts
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Ciera Kirkpatrick Nebraska study illuminates social media trap for new moms
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Frauke Hachtmann in front of collage of COVID-19 themed ads Hachtmann peeks behind the curtain at how COVID-era advertising evolved
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drawing of hands holding cell phone Study highlights use of TikTok to encourage cervical cancer screening
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Slam winner Valerie Jones Jones wins the Faculty Research and Creative Activity Slam
College of Journalism and Mass Communications/Research Days/

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Digital distraction in class is on the rise
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