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Websites as a tool for public health education: determining the trustworthiness of health websites on Ebola disease

Websites as a tool for public health education: determining the trustworthiness of health websites on Ebola disease

Websites as a tool for public health education: determining the trustworthiness of health websites on Ebola disease

Authors of this article:

Ronak Hamzehei1 ;   Masoumeh Ansari2 ;   Shahabedin Rahmatizadeh3 ;   Saeideh Valizadeh-Haghi4
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  1. Vázquez L, Vázquez S. Translation Technology in Accessible Health Communication. View