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Social media law and ethics /
Published 2022Table of Contents: “…Social media freedom of expression -- Student free speech issues -- Influencers and the Federal Trade Commission -- Advertising, PR, and social marketing -- Intellectual property rights -- Privacy, data and international law -- Hate speech. …”
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Social media law and ethics /
Published 2022Table of Contents: “…Social media freedom of expression -- Student free speech issues -- Influencers and the Federal Trade Commission -- Advertising, PR, and social marketing -- Intellectual property rights -- Privacy, data and international law -- Hate speech. …”
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A Reader in Promoting Public Health : challenge and controversy /
Published 2010Table of Contents: “…-- Older people's health: applying Antonovsky's Salutogenic paradigm -- Inequalities and ethnicity: evidence and intervention -- Poverty and health: global and national patterns -- Health impact assessment: a practitioner's view -- Health promotion: not drowning but waving? -- Putting social marketing into practice -- Dilemmas in public health research: methodologies and ethical practice -- The evaluation of health promotion practice: 21st century debates on evidence and effectiveness -- Epidemiology - to be taken with care -- Feminist research and health -- Researching the views of diabetes service users from south Asian backgrounds: a reflection on some of the issues -- Setting priorities in public health research -- What would the Ottawa charter look like if it were written today? …”
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Effect of Social Environment on The Effectiveness of HIV/AIDS Prevention: A Case Study of Rwamucucu Sub-County Rukiga District.
Published 2024“…Other respondents mentioned violence in families, accessibility of health care services, and alcohol consumption, and the study findings on challenges to effective HIV/AIDS prevention, the highest number of respondents mentioned lack of coverage and access to prevention services. the lowest number of respondents mentioned a lack of accurate evaluations, other respondents mentioned stigma among rural communities, cost of treatment, and lack of awareness and the study results on HIV/AIDS prevention measures, the highest number of respondents mentioned social marketing of condoms, the lowest number of respondents mentioned encouraging being faithful to their partners. other respondents mentioned having school-based HIV prevention programs, discouraging wife inheritance, and voluntary counseling and testing of the people. …”
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