Vanessa Boudewyns

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An interrupted time series evaluation of the Testing Makes Us Stronger HIV campaign for black gay and bisexual men in the United States

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

Preconception health social marketing plan

The effects of guilt-appeal intensity on persuasive and emotional outcomes: The moderating role of sponsor motive

Risk and benefit perception scale development focus group summary report

Intentions and beliefs about getting tested for STDs: Implications for communication interventions

Physician response to contextualized price-comparison claims in prescription drug advertising

Entertainment tonight? The value of informative TV news among U.S. viewers

Testing Makes Us Stronger™: Evaluating the correlation between exposure and intermediate outcomes targeted by the campaign's messages

Physician perceptions of the FDA’s Breakthrough Therapy designation: An update

An empirical procedure to evaluate misinformation rejection and deception in mediated communication contexts

Shame-free guilt appeals: Testing the emotional and cognitive effects of shame and guilt appeals.

Consumer responses to framing statements preceding the major risk statement in prescription drug DTC TV ads

Patient understanding of oncology clinical trial endpoints in direct-to-consumer television advertising

Professional online community membership and participation among healthcare providers: An extension to nurse practitioners and physician assistants

Attention to and distraction from risk information in prescription drug advertising: An eye-tracking study

Communicating quantitative risks and benefits in promotional prescription drug labeling or print advertising

Data-informed strategies for HIV risk and prevention among gay and bisexual men: Age related differences in emerging adults

Detecting and reporting deceptive prescription drug promotion: Differences across consumer and physician audiences and by number and type of deceptive claims and tactics

Defining and measuring scientific misinformation