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Pandemic of misinformation during COVID-19? Check out our new study published in @GlobalHealthBMJ by colleagues from (@uOttawaMed @OttawasDofM @uOttawaResearch @uOttawa) gh.bmj.com/content/5/5/e0026…. See @hynhdvd for a thread about our study!
Thanks for the shout-out @CaulfieldTim
"YouTube as a source of information on #COVID19: a #pandemic of misinformation?" gh.bmj.com/content/5/5/e0026… by via @bmj_latest #infodemic
"Over one-quarter of the most viewed @YouTube
videos on COVID-19 contained misleading information,
reaching millions of viewers worldwide."
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Our #Top10 articles of 2020 list is out now. #YearInReview
#5 YouTube as a source of information on COVID-19: a pandemic of misinformation? with 29K+ hits
gh.bmj.com/content/5/5/e0026…
Check out this article highlighting @uOttawa students' volunteer experiences providing live virtual 1-on-1 musical performances for seniors via #COVIDPerformers shar.es/abvsm9
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#COVID19canada
Heidi Li retweeted
Of the most-viewed YouTube videos about the coronavirus, one quarter of them contained misleading information about the virus. bit.ly/3cwcmdt
Check out our new study gh.bmj.com/content/5/5/e0026…
Misleading YouTube videos about the coronavirus pandemic have been viewed more than 62 million times, study suggests bbc.in/2LuqrfA
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Almost 30% of YouTube’s popular coronavirus videos are misleading, Canadian study finds dlvr.it/RWffLt
Heidi Li retweeted
Des étudiants en médecine de l’Université d’Ottawa se mobilisent pour aider les travailleurs de la santé de première ligne durant la pandémie de #COVID19, lisez cet article👉bit.ly/2UhPKX8
