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Cette catégorie regroupe les recherches utilisant Reddit et ses sous-communautés (subreddits) comme source de données pour l'étude des comportements, expériences, perceptions, interactions sociales, trajectoires identitaires, processus de soutien entre pairs ou enjeux de santé mentale. Elle inclut les analyses de contenu, études qualitatives, ethnographies numériques et approches computationnelles menées à partir de publications et commentaires Reddit.
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Slippery slope arguments (SSAs) contend that a small, innocuous change will lead to cascading negative consequences. Although SSAs are common in political discourse, they have received little empirica…
Women with endometriosis often experience insufficient knowledge and support regarding their condition within the healthcare system. Women use social media to obtain information, share personal experi…
BACKGROUND: Opioid overdose is a global public health emergency, with the United States experiencing high rates of morbidity and mortality due to prescription and illicit opioid use. Traditional publi…
This study examines how individuals with long COVID navigate illness experiences when faced with normal test results. Through qualitative analysis of 1,043 posts from r/covidlonghaulers between July 2…
The rise of artificial intelligence (AI)-driven tools like ChatGPT is transforming professional fields, including pathology. This study provides early insights into how pathology trainees and practici…
OBJECTIVE: Patients with acne are increasingly using social media platforms such as Reddit to seek medical information. Skincare subreddits such as r/SkinCareAddiction, r/Skincare_Addiction, r/Skincar…
This paper examines whether large language models (LLMs) can address a tension in public health between ethnographic research on lived experiences (obtained, for example, through participant observati…
OBJECTIVE: We sought to define the term "malignancy" in the setting of medical students applying to general surgery residencies.DESIGN: This was a retrospective qualitative analysis of Reddit.com's ye…
BACKGROUND: Previous research on darknet drug markets has primarily concentrated on large, English-language cryptomarkets, often overlooking regionally oriented platforms that operate in national lang…
Public health crises like the COVID-19 pandemic have posed unprecedented challenges to both physical and mental health. To better understand related social support conversations on online support grou…
Through the theoretical lens of the Strength of Weak Ties Theory, this study examined medical advice sought within a self-harm subreddit. Using a social constructionist epistemology and employing a Re…
This study draws from qualitative research conducted using a participatory action framework with 47 young adults who identified as people living with HIV, men who have sex with men, transgender, non-b…