Why do patients and caregivers seek answers from the Internet and online lung specialists? A qualitative study (scientific article published on 04 February 2014)

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English

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publication date

2014-02-04

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Journal of Medical Internet Research

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title

Why do patients and caregivers seek answers from the Internet and online lung specialists? A qualitative study

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Reverse relations

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