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Machiavelli Confronts 21st Century Digital Technology: Democracy in a Network Society

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Cross-Cultural Perspectives on Metabolic Syndrome Management and Attitudes Toward Using Digital Health Tools in Two Distinct Populations: Protocol for a Qualitative Descriptive Study

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Effect Of Teledermatologist Supervision in AI Skin Cancer Apps on Patients’ Trust And Adherence Intentions: A Randomised Controlled Trial. (Preprint)

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Patient Trust and Adherence in an AI Skin Cancer App: a randomised-controlled experimental study on the effects of Teledermatologist Supervision and Diagnostic Risk Level (Preprint)

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