Reporting medical news entails a special responsibility
The fundamental question in medical journalism is how best to identify, process and report legitimate medical information to the general public . . . The process . . . is far more haphazard and idiosyncratic than outsiders might ever imagine.1
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- Martin B Van Der Weyden1
- Ruth M Armstrong2
- The Medical Journal of Australia, Locked Bag 3030, Sydney, NSW.
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