Brian G. Southwell

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State-level point-of-sale tobacco news coverage and policy progression over a 2-year period

Conversations about pictorial cigarette pack warnings: Theoretical mechanisms of influence

Curbing the spread of misinformation: Insights, innovations, and interpretations from the Misinformation Solutions Forum

Use of online promotion to encourage patient awareness of aspirin use to prevent heart attack and stroke

Serious and actionable risks, plus disclosure: Investigating an alternative approach for presenting risk information in prescription drug television advertisements

Assessing hearing and cognition challenges in consumer processing of televised risk information: Validation of self-reported measures using performance indicators

Introduction to the special section: Networks and health care outcomes

Frequency and content of conversations about pictorial warnings on cigarette packs

A mental models approach to assessing public understanding of Zika Virus, Guatemala

Countering indoor tanning arguments: An experiment using skin cancer prevention messages

Message characteristics and demographic predictors of conversational trajectories about pictorial cigarette pack warnings

How conversations about pictorial cigarette pack warnings impact quit attempts: A multiple mediational analysis

Using behavioral theory to curb misinformation sharing

Awareness of misinformation in health-related advertising: A narrative review of the literature

Conclusion: An agenda for misinformation research

Misinformation and mass audiences

Introduction: Misinformation among mass audiences as a focus for inquiry

Memory for media content in health communication