
Raffael Heiss @raffaelheiss.bsky.social
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Prof. @MCI_Innsbruck @cshi_mci Ass.-Editor @ejhc_journal Former: Fulbright scholar @GeorgetownCCT, PhD @AdME_univie healthcom, polcom, misinformation
Joined December 2013
I’ve switched to Bluesky! 🦋🦋🦋. Looking forward to connecting with you there. You can find me at:
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RT @kuempelanna: 📢 Zwei Post-Doc-Stellen am @ifkw_lmu der @LMU_Muenchen! In meinem Forschungsbereich sind zum 01.04.2025 zwei Stellen (100%….
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RT @KathrinKarsay: Ich freue mich, dass mein Beitrag beim @GasteinForum auch in zahlreichen Medienbeiträgen aufgegriffen wurde. Die Zahlen….
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RT @KulikovUNIATF: The proportion of vapers 💨 using high-strength #nicotine has increased sharply in England 🏴 since 2021, when disp….
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RT @dsa40collab: To everyone who has applied for Data Access based on Article 40 DSA: No matter if rejected, accepted or pending, let us kn….
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Important piece on how predatory journals can be used to promote/sell low or no value care - "just because something has been published doesn’t necessarily mean we should take it at face value" . 👇👇.
How “predatory” medical journals; a focus on a single pathology; conflicts of interest; .and a lack of treatment options for Alzheimer’s has enabled UK clinics to make bold claims about expensive “quack” treatments. My latest with @mgtmccartney for
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RT @StephBesancon: 9 months after publishing this paper (paper in the 5% of most read papers in @GlobalHealthBMJ) we are violently attacked….
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This is good news for debunking, but concerns remain: the high credibility of authentic ordinary users (eg #influencers) could also be exploited for less noble purposes, such as spreading misinformation. 3/3.
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Key finding: Self-proclaimed experts & ordinary users can both effectively #debunk myths about discussing suicide. The expert was rated as more authoritative, BUT the ordinary user received higher credibility ratings. 2/3. Link:
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In recent years, short-form social media videos have emerged as an important source of health-related advice. In this study, we investigate whether experts or ordinary users in such videos are more...
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📢New study w/ @LeticiaBode & brilliant @GeorgetownCCT students. We co-created this study in our #misinformation class, students were involved in every step of the research process. Lots of fun and 🙏 for this amazing experience @Fulbright_AUT @Georgetown @MCI_Innsbruck 1/3
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I joined @ejhc_journal as an associate editor. The #EJHC is a great university-led #nonprofit & #nopaywall project, all articles are rigorously peer-reviewed and published #openaccess free of charge. Looking forward to your #healthcom submissions!💪. Link:
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RT @KathrinKarsay: First publication from our project ! In this scoping review, we summarize the state-of-the-art o….
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RT @HercbergS: 1. "Science is @EU_Commission’s North Star guiding their work on food system". Really? Good exemple: despite the >130 scient….
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Working on #socialmedia #influencers and #health?. Check out our new #scopingreview on the role of influnecers for #youth health .👇👇👇. W/ @Elena_Engel_ @GellSascha @KathrinKarsay . For a summary visit our HISM (@FWF_at) website:
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Most studies recommended stricter #regulation and restriction of #influencermarketing, and better monitoring and enforcement of existing laws. Also, better education for influencers, professionals, parents and children is needed. #socialmedialiteracy.
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Key challenges mentioned: unrealistic #bodyimage, promotion of #junkfood & addictive substances, inaccurate treatment advice, and inappropriate advertising in general. Benefits underexplored, but include the use of influencers for health promotion activities and campaigns. 2/5.
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