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AI Breakthrough May Transform Public Health Campaigns
Posted onPublic health professionals have long dreamed of mounting evidence-based social media campaigns that can cut through the misinformation and resonate with the people who need help. But media campaigns like these are often unscientific and stuck with using untested messages. There hasn’t been a systematic way to generate health messages that resonate with a community….
Wellbeing support offered to terminally-ill Guernsey islanders
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