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ACM Transactions on Information Systems, 2009
The World Wide Web provides an abundant source of medical information. This information can assist people who are not healthcare professionals to better understand health and illness, and to provide them with feasible explanations for symptoms.
Ryen W. White, Eric Horvitz
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The World Wide Web provides an abundant source of medical information. This information can assist people who are not healthcare professionals to better understand health and illness, and to provide them with feasible explanations for symptoms.
Ryen W. White, Eric Horvitz
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Cyberchondria: a systematic review
Internet Research, 2020PurposeCyberchondria describes excessive or repeated online health-related information seeking associated with an increased level of health anxiety. Given the nascent nature of the concept of cyberchondria, this systematic review attempts to summarize the current landscape of cyberchondria research.Design/methodology/approachBased on a comprehensive ...
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Cyberchondria, Coronavirus, and Cybercrime
2022Humans are adapting to and increasingly relying on technology particularly in times of global crisis. As online audiences increase, so does the risk of cybercrime. The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic is discussed in the context of health anxiety, the infodemic and cyberchondria, along with cybercriminal exploitation of pandemic-induced human anxiety ...
Mary Aiken, Ruby Farr, Doug Witschi
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