General and Health-Related Internet Use Among Cancer Survivors in the United States: A 2013-2018 Cross-Sectional Analysis.

Overview of attention for article published in Journal of the National Comprehensive Cancer Network (JNCCN), November 2020

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RT @Kenrickng1: https://t.co/uYOvX8vxvF Well done @EChrisDee of @harvardmed for this excellent piece. HCPs need to understand how cancer pa…

https://t.co/uYOvX8vxvF Well done @EChrisDee of @harvardmed for this excellent piece. HCPs need to understand how cancer patients needs and attitudes towards information provision are evolving, and adapt accordingly. @ethansgrumps @FunstonGarth @ProfAde…

And don't miss the related commentary by Jacqueline L. Bender, PhD: "The Internet as a Route to Health Information, Support, and Healthcare for #Cancer Survivors": https://t.co/QaeT1PjzvF #survonc #oncology #hsronc https://t.co/jheZDDLdJ4

General and Health-Related Internet Use Among #Cancer Survivors in the United States: A 2013–2018 Cross-Sectional Analysis: https://t.co/pvWhcvFMWX #hsronc #survonc @EChrisDee @DrVMuralidhar @SantinoSButler @ZiziYu15 @BrandonMahal @DrPaulNguyen @NiuSanfor…

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