"I don't want getting an IUD to be a traumatic experience for patients," says study coauthor and resident Jenny Wu.
New research digs into how the social part of social media can affect what people think about fake news stories.
When Elon Musk bought Twitter, "My expectation was that it would eventually kill the platform," says Cliff Lampe.
Researchers examined close to 100,000 crime-related posts from 14,000 police Facebook pages to find disproportionate sharing of Black suspects.
Researchers looked at Facebook posts to sort out differences in the language people who are lonely and people who have depression use.
To be effective, digital safety education has to be ongoing and reinforced, "not only for the kids, but also for teachers and parents."
After watching positive videos about sharks, fewer people blamed them for bites and more approved of nonlethal response strategies.
Can a global problem like COVID lead to less concern for other problems like climate change? A look at Twitter suggests the answer is yes.
Without Section 230, platforms may be more risk-averse in the content they host, warns expert Evelyn Douek.
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