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Using Syndromic Surveillance Data to Study the Impact of Media Content on Self-harm

Using Syndromic Surveillance Data to Study the Impact of Media Content on Self-harm

Using Syndromic Surveillance Data to Study the Impact of Media Content on Self-harm

Authors of this article:

Kristin Holland1 ;   Francis Annor ;   Marissa Lynn Zwald ;   Jing Wang ;   Michael Coletta ;   Aaron Kite-Powell ;   Deborah M. Stone ;   Steven A. Sumner ;   Daniel Bowen ;   Alana Marie Vivolo-Kantor
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Kristin Holland   1 ;   Francis Annor   ;   Marissa Lynn Zwald   ;   Jing Wang   ;   Michael Coletta   ;   Aaron Kite-Powell   ;   Deborah M. Stone   ;   Steven A. Sumner   ;   Daniel Bowen   ;   Alana Marie Vivolo-Kantor  

1 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

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  • Kristin Holland
  • Centers for Disease Control and Prevention