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The Benefits of Using Online Health Support Groups for Information Acquisition for People with Type 2 Diabetes in the UK 英国2型糖尿病患者使用在线健康支持小组获取信息的好处
Abdulaziz Almanea, P. Bath, L. Sbaffi
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Comparing Two Definitions of ‘Welfare technology’ - An Ideal-type Analysis Using Industrial and Welfare Societies 比较“福利技术”的两种定义——基于工业社会和福利社会的理想型分析
Annika Hasselblad
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Customers’ Technology Acceptance of Mobile Applications for Personalized Healthcare 客户对个性化医疗移动应用的技术接受度
Rositsa F. Dimitrova, P. Ketikidis
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Understanding reactions to swine flu, Ebola, and the Zika virus using Twitter data: an outlook for future infectious disease outbreaks 利用Twitter数据了解人们对猪流感、埃博拉和寨卡病毒的反应:对未来传染病爆发的展望
W. Ahmed, P. Bath
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Fine-grained text simplification in French: steps towards a better grammaticality 细粒度的法语文本简化:迈向更好的语法性的步骤
Anaïs Koptient, N. Grabar
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