64 – FAKE HEALTH NEWS: How Can Clinicians Help?
Show: Healthcare Rap
Dr. Austin Chiang is the first chief medical social media officer at a major hospital, and he has a vision for merging the worlds of marketing and medicine. When medical professionals use social media correctly, they not only combat bad health information, they add a humanistic lens to medicine that helps consumers see what lies underneath the white coat. All that, plus the most AHSM (awesome) medical association, the inside scoop on Instagram, and ridding the world of fake health news.
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