May van Schalkwyk (@maizie333) 's Twitter Profile
May van Schalkwyk

@maizie333

Public health doctor & Honorary Research Fellow at @LSHTM researching the commercial determinants of health. Tweets in a personal capacity.

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greg fell FFPH (@felly500) 's Twitter Profile Photo

language & metaphor in how that shapes policy - "addressing epidemic of pain" (purdue pharma)  - "Strike balance between benefit and harm" (gambling) - better regulation (making policy technical not political) Becomes (unwritten) rules that govern rules sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Nason Maani (@spidermaani) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This is a critically important intervention - The alcohol industry has no expertise in public health policy and a strong conflict of interest. Years of research document how that COI manifests in CSR, "partnership", lobbying, PR, research funding #CDoH theguardian.com/society/articl…

Timothy Caulfield (@caulfieldtim) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Our new study: Alternative cancer clinics’ use of Google listings & reviews to mislead potential patients nature.com/articles/s4427… "...favorable Google listing & reviews of alternative clinics contribute to harmful online ecosystems." "Reviews provide compelling narratives but

Our new study: Alternative cancer clinics’ use of Google listings & reviews to mislead potential patients nature.com/articles/s4427…

"...favorable Google listing & reviews of alternative clinics contribute to harmful online ecosystems."

"Reviews provide compelling narratives but
Marco Zenone (@marco_zenone) 's Twitter Profile Photo

New study! We caution against using Google reviews to evaluate treatment options for cancer. While reviews are compelling ("they cured my terminal cancer!"), they are an poor indicator of treatment outcomes and should not be used for treatment decisions. shorturl.at/6BuCr

New study! We caution against using Google reviews to evaluate treatment options for cancer. While reviews are compelling ("they cured my terminal cancer!"), they are an poor indicator of treatment outcomes and should not be used for treatment decisions. shorturl.at/6BuCr
Marco Zenone (@marco_zenone) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I'm grateful to BJC Reports for publishing an editorial with our new article: "Alternative cancer clinics’ use of Google listings and reviews to mislead potential patients." We can (together!) hold digital platforms & exploitive providers accountable. nature.com/articles/s4427…

I'm grateful to BJC Reports for publishing an editorial with our new article: "Alternative cancer clinics’ use of Google listings and reviews to mislead potential patients." We can (together!) hold digital platforms & exploitive providers accountable. nature.com/articles/s4427…
Marco Zenone (@marco_zenone) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A special thanks to David Gorski, MD, PhD ScienceBasedMed for writing on our study. A key point: "Google can do better, but I fear that it might choose not to, because it would cost effort and money." We can (together!) hold platforms & exploitive clinics accountable. sciencebasedmedicine.org/alternative-ca…

A special thanks to <a href="/gorskon/">David Gorski, MD, PhD</a> <a href="/ScienceBasedMed/">ScienceBasedMed</a> for writing on our study. A key point: "Google can do better, but I fear that it might choose not to, because it would cost effort and money." We can (together!) hold platforms &amp; exploitive clinics accountable.
sciencebasedmedicine.org/alternative-ca…
Nason Maani (@spidermaani) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Thanks so much to Marco Zenone for leading us on this paper demonstrating how alternative cancer clinics shape Google reviews and listings to mislead patients in vulnerable situations. 🧵 #CdoH Monika Kosinska Mark Petticrew Global Health Policy Unit Commercial Determinants Research Group at LSHTM nature.com/articles/s4427…

Alice Wiseman (@alicewiseman11) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We need to protect kids from industry influence! We wouldn’t accept this to tobacco so why alcohol? When will people realize they use the same play book!

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New Soc Sci & Medicine Paper Alert! Consider how the #gambling and #opioid industries use metaphor to depoliticize the #policy process and legitimize #industry engagement sciencedirect.com/science/articl… May van Schalkwyk Benjamin Hawkins Daniel Eisenkraft Klein @adamkoon