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Go online. Not too much. Mostly…?–Susannah Fox

February 12, 2008 By Susannah Fox 15 Comments

Michael Pollan’s answer to diet angst is to “Eat food. Not too much. Mostly plants.” Is there an equivalent maxim for information angst? If not, does someone out there want to make one up? Because a new study published in Cancer argues that e-patients can take a common-sense approach to online health research and do […]

Filed Under: positive patterns Tagged With: ama, cancer, e-patients, epatients, jama, journal, librarians, patients, quality

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  • Susannah Fox on The Promise of Patient-Led Research Integration: “Thank you, Lorraine! I will check back on the June meeting to see how the agenda is built out. I’m…” May 9, 17:59
  • Lorraine Johnson on The Promise of Patient-Led Research Integration: “This is a timely topic Susannah! I am serving on the planning committee of The National Academies for a workshop…” May 7, 18:52
  • Susannah Fox on A survey about clinical trial support groups: “Hi Diane, here is one article I found about Tirzepatide — a drug that’s in the headlines these days since…” Mar 9, 10:37

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