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Small but Mighty: How Parents of Premature and NICU Babies Find Strength in Facebook Groups

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Never Enough Cooks: Group’s Recipe Exchange Keeps Guts Happy

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Building a Home: Nephrology Twitter Community Creates Disciplined Spaces for Discourse

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First Mover: Facebook Group Provides a Unique Rallying Point for Patients Coping with a Rare Disease

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Insiders Reach Out: Insurance Pros Use a Subreddit to Give Back

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Posting from the Potty: How a Facebook Group Provides Public Support During Private Moments

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Our Mission: Explore the Effects of Digital Communities on Health

Social media gets lots of bad press…

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Straddling the line: Facebook Group Balances Natural Healing and Medication

Group tries to thread the…

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Keeping it Local: Facebook Group Focuses on Australians with Kawasaki Disease

Since 2015, Australians…

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A Disease So Rare It Doesn’t Have a Name: How One Mother Raised Money with a Facebook Group

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DHCobserver
DHCobserver
People rely on digital platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and Reddit to connect and collaborate with others facing similar health challenges. The DHC Observer examines these important but largely undocumented communities. Support for this project comes from Duke Bass Connections.
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