Brian G. Southwell

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Exposure to sided media coverage of an organization, subsequent group conversations, and public relations outcomes

Health Communication, Marketing, and Media Forum 2020

New Book Argues Social Networks Leave Gaps in Teaching People about Health, Science

Researcher academy launched to support scientists at Minority Serving Institutions

The Measure of Everyday Life

The prevalence, consequence, and remedy of misinformation in mass media systems

Countering indoor tanning arguments: An experiment using skin cancer prevention messages

Spur action on energy efficiency with these creative ideas from a behavior expert

Translating user control availability into perception: the moderating role of prior experience

Bracketology: 100th episode of radio show discusses the science behind sports

Awareness of misinformation in health-related advertising: A narrative review of the literature

Science TV news exposure predicts science beliefs: Real world effects

RTI’s Dr. Brian Southwell joins CDC advisory workgroup to enhance public health communication strategies

Generational differences in openness to Web-based abbreviated medical device labeling.

Evaluation of science communication

Fake News, Facebook And The Truth About Misinformation

Misinformation as a misunderstood challenge to public health

On the need for a life-span approach to health campaign evaluation

Prevalence of smoking in movies as perceived by teenagers longitudinal trends and predictors

Brian Southwell, UNC at Chapel Hill- Social media disparity