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Time to keep things simple?

Something fishy? News media presentation of complex health issues related to fish consumption guidelines.

The balance of probabilities.

Storytelling reveals the active, positive lives of centenarians.

The portrayal of depression in the three most popular English-language Black-American magazines in the USA: Ebony, Essence, and Jet.

[Blood is living, no blood is dead].

Fear patterns: a new approach to designing road safety advertisements.

Communicating the processes of science to the news media, politicians, and the public.

Suicide coverage in U.S. newspapers following the publication of the media guidelines.

Implicit media frames: automated analysis of public debate on artificial sweeteners.

Bimbo or boffin? Women in science: an analysis of media representations and how female scientists negotiate cultural contradictions.

Disease awareness of the poultry keepers in Switzerland and their access to information concerning highly pathogenic avian influenza.

[Social-professional status, identity, social participation and media utilization. Analysis of a complex dynamics].

Stigma and otherness in the Israeli media's mirror representations of illness.

Death knocks, professional practice, and the public good: the media experience of suicide reporting in New Zealand.

Contribution to knowledge about media professionals' experiences with reporting suicide. A commentary on Collings and Kemp.

[The media and the body: what the young people have to say?].

Attitudes and reactions to a healthcare robot.

New image of psychiatry, mass media impact and public relations.

Am I too fat to be a princess? Examining the effects of popular children's media on young girls' body image.