An updated review: women's concerns following miscarriage on multiple social media platforms
Emily G. Ong,
Lauren Davis,
Rachel Curiel
et al.
Abstract:This study explored concerns and unsolicited advice relating to miscarriage shared on multiple social media platforms for mentions of questions, advocacy, medical advice, conflicts of interest, and terminology used to describe miscarriage.
Public social media posts in English from January 1st, 2019 to June 30th, 2021 were searched using keywords related to miscarriage. A dataset of questions, advice, conflicts of interest, and terminology used was created from eligible posts determined by inclusionary and exc… Show more
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