On Break-up Cliches Guiding Health Literacy's Future. On Break-up Cliches Guiding Health Literacy's Future.

On Break-up Cliches Guiding Health Literacy's Future‪.‬

Journal of Consumer Affairs 2009, Summer, 43, 2

Journal of Consumer Affairs
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Publisher Description

With the recognized need to increase health literacy, some practices have not worked and, therefore, "should be dumped." Herein we present alternative approaches that may increase health literacy. **********

GENRE
Business & Personal Finance
RELEASED
2009
22 June
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
23
Pages
PUBLISHER
American Council on Consumer Interests
SIZE
264.4
KB

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