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Social Media, Lanarkshire Men who have Sex with Men and Sexual Health: An Experiential Qualitative Analysis

Jamie Frankis, Jane Oakland, Karen Lorimer, Mark Davis, and Paul Flowers (2014). Social Media, Lanarkshire Men who have Sex with Men and Sexual Health: An Experiential Qualitative Analysis. 

Report here: SMMaSH Qualitative Report

Karen Lorimer May 23, 2014May 30, 2014 publications
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