Is Readiness for Cancer Misinformation Contagious? Physician-Patient Communication and Psychological Factors Impacting Cancer Misinformation Belief

Brittany N. Shivers (PhD Student; Project Lead), Megan Pietruszewski Norman, Jiaqi (Agnes) Bao, Nicole Cortes (Undergraduate Student), and Yan Jin (Faculty PI) were awarded with $5,000 by Arthur W. Page Center for Integrity in Public Communication for a project titled "Is Readiness for Cancer Misinformation Contagious? Physician-Patient Communication and Psychological Factors Impacting Cancer Misinformation Belief" (2024-2025).

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