IJPH is taking a short break from social media- but we’ll be back!
As a social media junkie enthusiast, “taking a break from social media” is not an expression I ever imagined using for myself! No,… Read more »
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Does Social Media exposure have an effect on article downloads and citations?
We are cetainly not the first ones to have asked this question! But we think we might be the first ones who tried to answer it using a randomised… Read more »
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Meet the Blogger! A “Common Sense” Approach to Digital Parenting
This is a guest post and cross-posting with The Challenges of Parenting in the Digital Age blog and is written by Vigne Kozacek… Read more »
Call for Papers! Communication technology, media use and the health of our kids
Two different stories on children and technology use have caught my eye recently: One one hand computer coding seems to soon be… Read more »
Use of Social Media in Public Health teaching: 5 reasons why and some words of caution
A while ago, we asked on Twitter whether people used Social Media for Public Health teaching.… Read more »
No need to be shy! Making Public Health teaching social!
I love social media. I love to use it both personally and professionally (and I am keeping the two separate). I have also been… Read more »
Public Health on the go, part 3: even more mobile applications!
Here at the International Journal of Public Health we are interested in following the latest developments in technology as related… Read more »
Use of mobile applications in Public Health: can they make a difference?
We have already talked about social media in Public Health. Now it is time to see the newest ways to access Public Health related… Read more »
IJPH now on twitter!
After thinking and blogging about the use of social media in Public Health, it was bound to happen…The International Journal… Read more »
Social Media in Public Health: can they make a difference?
Do you have a blog, tweet regularly or have a facebook account? Chances are that you answered positive to (at least) one of these.… Read more »