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A Canadian Cancer Society research grant has been given to examine how cancer misinformation spreads online.
Timothy Caulfield is part of a team that received a grant to investigate how misinformation spreads.
The research team hopes to develop an “innovative digital strategy” to improve public health literacy about cancer prevention.
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