Brian G. Southwell

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Alcohol and cancer: Existing knowledge, and evidence gaps across the cancer continuum

News coverage about aspirin as a countervailing force against low-dose aspirin campaign promotion

Diversifying energy options in a carbon-constrained world

Conspiracy Theories About Texas' Weather Crisis Are Running Rampant with a Boost from Right-Wing Media

Correction to: Predictors of willingness to get a COVID-19 vaccine in the U.S

COVID Misinformation Is a Threat to Public Health, Surgeon General Says. What Can Be Done?

How to Combat Health Misinformation: Insights from a Communication and Human Behaviour Expert

Directions in health communication theory

News coverage and online advertising effects on patient-led search for aspirin, heart health, and stroke information and educational tool use

Healthcare misinformation and child, family, and community health

Improving Society by Bridging the Gap Between Science and Everyday Life

2021 Virtual National Conference on Health Communication, Marketing and Media

Predictors of willingness to get a COVID-19 vaccine in the U.S.

On the Record: Health Experts Discuss Impact of Misinformation

Expert Available to Speak to ‘Urgent Threat’ of Health Misinformation, Declared by U.S. Surgeon General

Media Advisory: RTI International’s COVID-19 Experts Are Available to Comment on Past, Present and Future of Pandemic in Reflection of One-Year Anniversary

Expert: Misinformation Preventing Americans From Getting Vaccinated

For the First Time in Decades, Vaccines Are Having a Moment. Will It Last?

When medical practice meets medical myth: Confronting misinformation in the clinical encounter

A pilot study of medical misinformation perceptions and training among practitioners in North Carolina (USA)