Health Information Quality on the Internet in Urological Oncology: A Multilingual Longitudinal Evaluation
Authors:
- Nathan LawrentschukNLNathan Lawrentschuk
- Robert AbouassalyRARobert Abouassaly
- Nadia HackettNHNadia Hackett
- Ryan GrollRGRyan Groll
- Neil E. FleshnerNFNeil E. Fleshner
- 1 November 2009
- Vol. 74 (5) , 1058-1063
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