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Media reports on dementia: Quality and type of messages in Australian media

DOI

22

Citations

9

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2011

Year

Colleen Doyle, David Dunt, Jane Pirkis, Andrew Dare, Susan Day, Badrika Suranganie Wijesundara
Australasian Journal on Ageing

Abstract

A very positive finding here is that generally the quality of reporting dementia has improved over the period studied.

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