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Editorial
. 2019 Feb;12(2):e005869.
doi: 10.1161/CIRCHEARTFAILURE.119.005869.

Medical Misinformation

Joseph A Hill  1 , Stefan Agewall  2 , Adrian Baranchuk  3 , George W Booz  4 , Jeffrey S Borer  5 , Paolo G Camici  6 , Peng-Sheng Chen  7 , Anna F Dominiczak  8 , Çetin Erol  9 , Cindy L Grines  10 , Robert Gropler  11 , Tomasz J Guzik  12 , Markus K Heinemann  13 , Ami E Iskandrian  14 , Bradley P Knight  15 , Barry London  16 , Thomas F Lüscher  17 , Marco Metra  18 , Kiran Musunuru  19 , Brahmajee K Nallamothu  20 , Andrea Natale  21 , Sanjeev Saksena  21 , Michael H Picard  22 , Sunil V Rao  23 , Willem J Remme  24 , Robert S Rosenson  24 , Nancy K Sweitzer  25 , Adam Timmis  26 , Christiaan Vrints  27 ; All authors are HEART Group Signatories.
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Medical Misinformation

Joseph A Hill et al. Circ Heart Fail. 2019 Feb.
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Keywords: Editorials; cardiovascular diseases; communication; information dissemination; social media; vaccination.

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