Sources of Medical Journalism
Medical journalism can come from a variety of sources including:
- Television news programs
- Scientific journals
- Newspapers
- Internet websites
Wikipedia itself is one of the major sources of health information on the internet; In fact, one study found that in a selection of health keywords, Wikipedia is listed in the first ten results in 71 to 85% cases.
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