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"How Did We Get Here?": Topic Drift in Online Health Discussions

scientific article

Automatically Detecting Failures in Natural Language Processing Tools for Online Community Text.

scientific article

Characterizing Websites That Provide Information About Complementary and Integrative Health: Systematic Search and Evaluation of Five Domains

article

Enhancing Health Information-gathering Experiences in Online Health Communities ⬇️

doctoral thesis by Albert Park, University of Washington, 2015

Evaluating health interest profiles extracted from patient-generated data

scientific article

Examining Thematic Similarity, Difference, and Membership in Three Online Mental Health Communities from Reddit: A Text Mining and Visualization Approach

scientific article

Harnessing Reddit to Understand the Written-Communication Challenges Experienced by Individuals With Mental Health Disorders: Analysis of Texts From Mental Health Communities.

scientific article published on 10 April 2018

Homophily of Vocabulary Usage: Beneficial Effects of Vocabulary Similarity on Online Health Communities Participation

scientific article

Leveraging Discussions on Reddit for Disease Surveillance

Leveraging cues from person-generated health data for peer matching in online communities

scientific article

Longitudinal Changes in Psychological States in Online Health Community Members: Understanding the Long-Term Effects of Participating in an Online Depression Community.

scientific article published on 20 March 2017

Opioid Surveillance using Social Media: How URLs are shared among Reddit members

scholarly article by Albert Park & Mike Conway published 30 May 2018 in Online journal of public health informatics

The Readability of Electronic Cigarette Health Information and Advice: A Quantitative Analysis of Web-Based Information

scientific article published on 06 January 2017

Towards Tracking Opium Related Discussions in Social Media.

scientific article published in May 2017

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